Railroads eventually liked the many different region of the United States. However,
railroad schedules proved hard to keep. This was because each community set it own times - based mainly on the movement of the sun.
Railroads eventually liked the many different region of the United States. However,
railroad schedules proved hard to keep. This was because each community set it own times - based mainly on the movement of the sun.
Time zones were invented in 1764 as a way of getting each part of the world to have the same hours of the day for sunlight. Originally, days were measured only in sunrise and sunset.
Prime Meridian
There are forty times zones not five.
different times
The Prime Meridian (0 degrees longitude) and the International Date Line (180 degrees longitude) determine time zones across the globe. Time zones are typically one hour apart for every 15 degrees of longitude difference.
There are 24 times zones in a day, one for each hour.
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North America and Europe have the greatest number of time zones. North America has up to 9 time zones, while Europe has up to 12 time zones.
The system of worldwide time zones was first proposed In 1878 by the Canadian Sir Sanford Fleming. It was made for the convenience of trade & commerce, especially for the railway industry. There are 24 times zones which was based on the number of hours it takes the Earth to rotate on its axis.
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