[LEAPSECS] Nit-pick: SI second

[Tom Van Baak]

> It is also why TAI's rate was adjusted in the 1990's to compensate for 

> the red-shifted data that had been collected at NIST in Boulder, since 

> it sits at about 5400' (1700m) above sea level (as well as other 

> facilities not at sea level).

> 

> Warner


Are you sure you aren't confusing red shift (which has been
a known factor since the 60's) with blackbody shift (which
only arose in the 90's as clocks hit the 1e-15 level)?

/tvb