Subject: Static GK (General Knowledge)
Book: General Time Knowledge
People frequently encounter both “GMT+X” and “UTC+X” in discussions of time offsets, even though GMT is now largely historical and replaced by UTC in official contexts. Many systems, however, retain “GMT” in user interfaces for familiarity. Practically, “GMT+X” usually refers to the same offset as “UTC+X,” but organizations increasingly prefer the modern, more scientifically precise UTC labeling. Understanding these notations clears confusion when reading schedules, configuring servers, or booking travel itineraries. It ensures consistent interpretation in a world where legacy terms persist alongside updated standards.
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