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Adding UT1 #9

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PTP (Precision Time Protocol) epoch {{IEEE1588-2008}}; the value 2
indicates UT1 (Earth Rotation Angle), as defined by the International
Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service (IERS) and illustrated by
the reference terminology in ANNEX 1 of {{ITU-R_TF.460-6}}.
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This is a bit of a lame reference, as its main content is "Concise definitions of the above terms and the concepts involved are available in the publications of the IERS (Paris, France)." What are those IERS documents? We'd need to say this here...

@@ -312,7 +322,10 @@ Key -1: Timescale {#key-timescale}

Key -1 is used to indicate a timescale. The value 0 indicates UTC,
with the POSIX epoch {{TIME_T}}; the value 1 indicates TAI, with the
PTP (Precision Time Protocol) epoch {{IEEE1588-2008}}.
PTP (Precision Time Protocol) epoch {{IEEE1588-2008}}; the value 2
indicates UT1 (Earth Rotation Angle), as defined by the International
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We don't say the Epoch here (only in the IANA table later).

@@ -664,6 +677,7 @@ The initial contents are shown in {{tab-timescales}}.
| Timescale | Value | Semantics | Reference |
| UTC | 0 | UTC with POSIX Epoch | [RFCthis] |
| TAI | 1 | TAI with PTP Epoch | [RFCthis] |
| UT1 | 2 | UT1 with POSIX Epoch | [RFCthis] |
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Is the POSIX epoch defined for UT1? What was the UT1 value at 1970-01-01T00:00Z (UTC)? We probably need to say.

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cabo commented Oct 21, 2022

In the interim, we were a bit skeptical this PR is ready.
Now the SEDATE WGLC has been issued, which we may want to stay in sync with.

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