From a6724a5b8b63d43503addf96ac535ad8c38710dd Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Quantum
Decimal time is a time system used during the French Revolution that divided the day into 10 + hours, each with 100 minutes, which contained 100 seconds each.
+The result is 100,000 seconds in one day, compared to the 86,400 seconds with the normal 24-hour
+ system. This makes it very easy to denote time as a decimal fraction of a day. For example, decimal time
+ 5:67:72 (around 13:37:31) on January 1, 2000 can be represented as 2000-01-01.56772
.
Also note that each decimal hours is 2.4 normal hours, each decimal minute is 1.44 normal minutes, and + each decimal second is 0.864 normal seconds.
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