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Americans working for NASA and other U.S. government agencies involved in space exploration (like the Department of Defense or Commerce) would be directly impacted as they would need to collaborate on developing and implementing this new time system. This would require resources and coordination from their departments.
Private space companies, university researchers, and international partners planning or conducting missions to the Moon or deep space would also be affected. They would need to align their technologies, mission schedules, and data with this new time standard, which could influence how they design equipment and plan operations. Ultimately, any American astronaut or future settler on the Moon or other celestial body would live and work by this newly established time.
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Americans working for NASA and other U.S. government agencies involved in space exploration (like the Department of Defense or Commerce) would be directly impacted as they would need to collaborate on developing and implementing this new time system. This would require resources and coordination from their departments.
Private space companies, university researchers, and international partners planning or conducting missions to the Moon or deep space would also be affected. They would need to align their technologies, mission schedules, and data with this new time standard, which could influence how they design equipment and plan operations. Ultimately, any American astronaut or future settler on the Moon or other celestial body would live and work by this newly established time.
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