Is the world divided into 24 time zones?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

No, there are just 24 time zones. The length of a day is 24 hours, and the sun (relatively) passes over one time zone every hour. There may be some locations where (for the sake of convenience) the time is observed as one-half hour earlier or later than the time zone where they are found, but that doesn't create another time zone.

No, since there are only 24 hours in a day.

Answer 3

You would have to ask the person who imagined it, because an Earth divided into 24 time zones exists only in someone's fantasy of a perfect world.

The 41 time zones of the real world have a total of over 130 names....

UTC-11 is called Niue Time (NUT) & American Samoa Standard Time (SST).

UTC-10 is called Cook Islands Time (CKT), Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time (HAST) & Tahiti Time (TAHT).

UTC-9:30 is called Marquesas Time (MART).

UTC-9 is called Alaska Standard Time (AKST), Gambier Time (GAMT) & Hawaii-Aleutian Daylight Saving Time (HADT).

UTC-8 is called Alaska Daylight Saving Time (AKDT), Metlakatla Time (MeST), Pacific Standard Time (PST) & Pitcairn Standard Time (PST).

UTC-7 is called Pacific Daylight Saving Time (PDT) & Mountain Standard Time (MST).

UTC-6 is called Mountain Daylight Saving Time (MDT), Central Standard Time (CST), Galapagos Time (GALT) & Easter Island Time (EAST).

UTC-5 is called Central Daylight Saving Time (CDT), Eastern Standard Time (EST), Cuba Standard Time (CUST), Colombia Time (COT), Ecuador Time (ECT), Peru Time (PET), Acre Time (ACT) & Easter Island Summer Time (EASST).

UTC-4:30 is called Venezuelan Standard Time (VET).

UTC-4 is called Eastern Daylight Saving Time (EDT), Atlantic Standard Time (AST), Cuba Daylight Saving Time (CUDT), Guyana Time (GYT), Amazon Time (ANT), Bolivia Time (BOT), Paraguay Time (PYT) & Chile Time (CLT).

UTC-3:30 is called Newfoundland Standard Time (NST).

UTC-3 is called Atlantic Daylight Saving Time (ADT), Western Greenland Time (WGT), Pierre & Miquelon Standard Time (PMST), Suriname Time (SRT), French Guiana Time (GFT), Amazon Summer Time (ANST), Brasilia Time (BRT), Paraguay Summer Time (PYST), Chile Summer Time (CLST), Argentina Time (ART), Uruguay Time (UYT), Falkland Islands Summer Time (FKST) & Rothera Time (ROTT).

UTC-2:30 is called Newfoundland Daylight Saving Time (NDT).

UTC-2 is called Western Greenland Summer Time (WGST), Pierre & Miquelon Daylight Saving Time (PMDT), Brasilia Summer Time (BRST), Fernando de Noronha Time (FNT), Uruguay Summer Time (UYST) & South Georgia Time (GST).

UTC-1 is called Eastern Greenland Time (EGT), Azores Time (AZOT) & Cape Verde Time (CVT).

UTC+0 is called Eastern Greenland Summer Time (EGST), Azores Summer Time (AZOST), Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) & Western European Time (WET).

UTC+1 is called Western European Summer Time (WEST), British Summer Time (BST), Irish Summer Time (IEST), Central European Time (CET) & West Africa Time (WAT).

UTC+2 is called Central European Summer Time (CEST), West Africa Summer Time (WAST), Eastern European Time (EET), Israel Standard Time (ILST), Central Africa Time (CAT) & South Africa Standard Time (SAST).

UTC+3 is called Eastern European Summer Time (EEST), Israel Daylight Saving Time (ILDT), Further-Eastern European Time (FET), Moscow Time (MSK), Arabia Standard Time (AAST), East Africa Time (EAT) & Syowa Time (SYOT).

UTC+3:30 is called Iran Standard Time (IRST).

UTC+4 is called Samara Time (SAMT), Georgia Time (GET), Armenia Time (AMT), Azerbaijan Time (AZT), Gulf Standard Time (GUST), Seychelles Time (SCT), Mauritius Time (MUT) & Réunion Time (RET).

UTC+4:30 is called Afghanistan Time (AFT) & Iran Daylight Saving Time (IRDT).

UTC+5 is called Yekaterinburg Time (YEKT), Azerbaijan Summer Time (AZST), Aqtau/Aqtobe Time (AQTT), Oral Time (ORAT), Uzbekistan Time (UZT), Turkmenistan Time (TMT), Tajikistan Time (TJT), Pakistan Time (PKT), Maldives Time (MVT), French Southern & Antarctic Time (TFT) & Mawson Time (MAWT).

UTC+5:30 is called India Standard Time (INST).

UTC+5:45 is called Nepal Time (NPT).

UTC+6 is called Omsk Time (OMST), Novosibirsk Time (NOVT), Alma-Ata Time (ALMT), Qyzylorda Time (QYZT), Kyrgyzstan Time (KGT), Bhutan Time (BTT), Bangladesh Standard Time (BdST), Indian Chagos Time (IOT) & Vostok Time (VOST).

UTC+6:30 is called Cocos Islands Time (CCT) & Myanmar Time (MMT).

UTC+7 is called Krasnoyarsk Time (KRAT), Hovd Time (HOVT), Indochina Time (ICT), Western Indonesian Time (WIB), Christmas Island Time (CXT) & Davis Time (DAVT).

UTC+8 is called Irkutsk Time (IRKT), Ulaanbaatar Time (ULAT), Choibalsan Time (CHOT), China Standard Time (CNST), Hong Kong Time (HKT), Philippines Time (PHT), Brunei Darussalam Time (BNT), Malaysia Time (MYT), Singapore Time (SGT), Central Indonesian Time (WITA) & Australian Western Standard Time (AWST).

UTC+8:45 is called Central Western Standard Time (CWST).

UTC+9 is called Yakutsk Time (YAKT), Korea Standard Time (KST), Japan Standard Time (JST), Palau Time (PWT), Eastern Indonesian Time (WIT) & East Timor Time (TLT).

UTC+9:30 is called Australian Central Standard Time (ACST).

UTC+10 is called Magadan Time (MAGT), Vladivostok Time (VLAT), Sakhalin Time (SAKT), Chamorro Standard Time (ChST), Yap Time (YAPT), Chuuk Time (CHUT), Papua New Guinea Time (PGT), Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) & Dumont-d'Urville Time (DDUT).

UTC+10:30 is called Australian Central Daylight Saving Time (ACDT) & Lord Howe Standard Time (LHST).

UTC+11 is called Srednekolymsk Time (SRET), Vanuatu Time (VUT), New Caledonia Time (NCT), Solomon Islands Time (SBT), Pohnpei Time (PONT), Kosrae Time (KOST), Australian Eastern Daylight Saving Time (AEDT), Lord Howe Daylight Saving Time (LHDT) & Macquarie Island Time (MIST).

UTC+11:30 is called Norfolk Time (NFT).

UTC+12 is called Anadyr Time (ANAT), Petropavlovsk-Kamchatski Time (PETT), Wallis & Futuna Time (WFT), Fiji Time (FJT), Tuvalu Time (TVT), Gilbert Islands Time (GILT), Marshall Islands Time (MHT), Nauru Time (NRT), Wake Time (WAKT) & New Zealand Standard Time (NZST).

UTC+12:45 is called Chatham Islands Standard Time (CHAST).

UTC+13 is called Phoenix Islands Time (PHOT), Tokelau Time (TKT), Samoa Standard Time (WSST), Tonga Time (TOT), Fiji Summer Time (FJST) & New Zealand Daylight Saving Time (NZDT).

UTC+13:45 is called Chatham Islands Daylight Saving Time (CHADT).

UTC+14 hours is called Line Islands Time (LINT) & Samoa Daylight Saving Time (WSDT).

Answer 4

yes it is.