World Coordinated Universal Time (WCUT)

World Coordinated Universal Time (WCUT), more commonly known as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), is the primary time standard used globally. It provides a uniform reference for timekeeping across different regions, coordinating clocks worldwide. UTC combines precise atomic time with occasional leap seconds to stay aligned with Earth's rotation. It doesn’t change for daylight saving time and serves as the basis for time zones. Organizations like airlines, international communications, and the internet rely on UTC to ensure synchronized operations across the globe. Essentially, UTC is the universal time standard that helps keep the world's clocks coordinated.