It's kind of a zig zig. Look them up and you'll see.
There are several calendars in use presently. Time Zones are calculated from The Prime Meridian, no matter which calendar is in use. All international business and commerce uses the Gregorian calendar. For religious and spiritual dates in calendars other than Gregorian local time is used so time zones are not a concern.
The shuttle doesn't "zigzag around Earth". The shuttles now pretty much sit where they're parked; there hasn't been a shuttle mission since July 2011. (The Endeavor orbiter did "zig-zag" slightly as it was delivered from the Kennedy Space Center to the California Science Center in Los Angeles; it made stops in Houston, El Paso, and Edwards AFB along the way.)Even when the shuttles were flying, "zig-zag" would not have been an accurate description of their motion except during certain specific maneuvers. For example, the landing flight paths generally involved a high-altitude "zig-zag" (actually, more of a loop) in preparation for lining up on the landing path.
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Quick and Dirty: The US. Read on for an explanation.Any "date and time" you want to name is actually a situation that flows around the earth, so we have to decide on what we'll call the beginning and end of a day.The International Date Line is a convenient and widely accepted benchmark. The IDL has several bends in it.I believe the answer is the US. The Alutian Islands, the archipelago that extends westward from the state of Alaska, makes necessary a slight shift of the IDL to the west. I believe it is the only place where the IDL shifts in that way. That means that the "older" day lingers in that part of the world a little longer than in other places, and when the sun rises there, it is the last place where any old day ends and new day dawns.There is no international body that determines what shifts are acceptable; affected nations are free to move the date line in a way that makes sense for them. Dealing with an offset of a few hours is problem enough for countries like Russia, the US and China, but having a nation literally divided by datewould be unworkable.
The song goes "colt 45 and two zig zags". Colt 45 is an alcoholic drink and zig zags are rolling papers often used for marijuana.
Convenience stores and tobacco smoke stores.
To reduce the chance of being hit by a German shell
the enemy had to be very precise to hit you because it is in zig zags
he got zig zags in it but i think it looks ok.
Moguls are round snow mounds. Moguls skiing is when a skier zig-zags in between them.
In the United States, you have to be 18 years old to purchase a pack of zigzags.
They should run you no more than 10 bucks for atleast a pack of 7
Except for some significant zigs and zags, the IDL nominally follows the meridian of 180° longitude.
The international date line zig-zags to avoid intersecting land.
Ziggy is another name for a spliff,Zig zags are a kind of rolling papers his real name is David
ThomoThomoNo his name is Boris.Over 20 yrs ago I ordered a roller from Zig Zag and in the package was a paper stating that his name was Boris.This is something I just never forgot.