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d Accepted alongside SI

Measures: Time — how long something takes

Day

One turn of the Earth, standardized.

Time

How it's defined

Defined as exactly 86,400 seconds. The Earth itself is a slightly sloppy clock — its rotation wobbles by milliseconds — so the day is pinned to the atomic second, and leap seconds patch the difference.

1 d = 24 h = 86,400 s — exact

Convert — honestly

d equals

Conversions run through the second using the stated factors — no rounding beyond display precision, and every factor says whether it's exact or measured.

Other ways to measure time

Source

This page is an authored summary of the authoritative definition — checkable one click away.

BIPM — The International System of Units (SI Brochure, 9th ed.)
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