Leap Second Abolished, Leap Hour May Be Needed in Thousands of Years ↗
Front page leadResearchers have abolished the leap second, and a leap hour may become necessary in thousands of years.
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The front page of DR features a mix of domestic and international news, with a significant focus on Danish sports, politics, and health. A top story discusses the abolition of the leap second and its potential future implications for timekeeping. Other prominent domestic stories include efforts to…
Researchers have abolished the leap second, and a leap hour may become necessary in thousands of years.
Hyperlocal associations are being established to help reach and engage isolated Danes.
A Danish cyclist is prepared to compete in another final.
A Dane will receive a new combination vaccine today, marking the first time it is administered in Europe.
A prominent Danish handball player states their team's capability to challenge major international teams.
Half of all new vans purchased are now electric-powered.
Jonas Wind expresses disappointment after a game at Parken stadium.
Volunteer 'heart runners' are now faster than they have been previously.
A dispute between political party leaders has led to a court case, with a replay of the incident available.
A significant court case involving political party leaders is scheduled for a decision today.
A Danish politician, Ryborg, states that European taxpayers will once again need to provide aid to Ukraine.
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