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			<title>Why do we refer to GMT, GCT, UTC, etc, as Z-time? by Harold F. Maybeck</title>
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			<description>GMT or Z-time has been used for centuries by seamen and navigators in referring to the time at 0 longitude (through Greenwich, England...at the Prime Meridian). Z-time is noted in many navigation texts including texts like "AIR NAVIGATION" by Weems, and also in most of the navigation tables published by the United States Naval Observatory[...]

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