NASA developing Lunar Time Standard
NASA scientists are working on developing a new time zone that is out of this world. It's called Lunar Time and the agency says it will be a uniform standard that will help streamline future moon missions. Kevin Coggins, the deputy associated administrator of NASA's Space Communications and Navigation Program, joined Good Day to discuss the new time zone.
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NASA developing Lunar Time Standard
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