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Prof. David Tizzard of Korean Studies at both Seoul Women University and Hanyang University and a columnist for the Korea Times will talk about the possible end of the leap second, why timekeepers want to change how we measure time, and how it could affect technology, global timekeeping, and our connection to the Earth’s rotation.
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