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There are 360 longitudes. each longitude is separated by the other by 4 minutes. (that makes 360 * 4 = 1440 minutes = 24 hours). depending on what is the central most longitude of a country (and in some countries which have multiple time zones -they chose more than 1 longitude by bunching the country up into different regions) this central longitude is generally used for the time of the country. hence there could be atleast 360 time zones in the world. some countries also take half a longitude as they prefer to be X.5 hours away from GMT and some prefer X.15 mins from GMT and even some at X.45 mins from GMT.
given that the earth is round, if there was one time for all the world, it would mean that some places would think of 12 noon as dark, some as twilight, some as dawn and some as noon. imagine some parts of the world sleeping only during the day etc
It can't be noon everywhere on earth at once, since noon is defined as the time of day when the sun is highest in the sky. If it is noon for me now, it will not be noon for anybody to the east or west of me. For the sake of convenience, the Earth is divided into 24 time zones which maintain common clocks for the areas within them (there are some exceptions to this.) Each time zone is 1 hour different from the next. But from an astronomical point of view, only points on surface of the earth at the same longitude will share the same time of day.
Because the Earth is constantly moving and morning time moves forward every second. so whenever its morning time in china, is nightime in the US.
yes there is a time difference between each longitudes.There is a gap of every FOUR minutes between each and every longitude.
Because each day has 24 hours, and there are 24 time zones on Earth, so that differences from place to place could be accounted for.
The more west you go , the earlier the time is.
The world is divided into 24 time zones, with each being an hour ahead or behind the one next to it.
because the world is divided into time zones
no the show will be held at different time according to the zones of the two places
in most places summer, in other places it may be different
no gmt is different standard time for universe and places we travel have different domains then these
The place is so romantic. :)
The Earth is a sphere. The sun's position appears different at different places on the planet. Time zones are political and are set so that nearby (500 to a thousand miles away) places are all running at the same clock time.
Places that are along the same longitude, due South/North of each other will have the same time. Places that are East/west of each other will have different times.
Places that are along the same longitude, due South/North of each other will have the same time. Places that are East/west of each other will have different times.
From Bucharest the distance is approx. 125 km (by train or highway); the necessary time is normally under 2 hours. From other places the distance is different, of course.
how is brasilia different from other places?
In some places it is, because the laws killed the rave. But in other places it is still alive. But it is different than in the past, raves always change with time.
Depends on where you are. Different laws in different places. In some places it is legal, In other places the court will order you to be beheaded.
They were from different time periods and different places.
The reason they have a time difference, is because they are nowhere near each other! Auckland, New Zealand, is far to the east of Africa, and places that are located in different places as far as east and west, not north and south, have different timezones!
no the show will be held at different time according to the zones of the two places
Broadband is offered at many different places throughout the United States. I am not sure where you are from but Comcast or Time Warners are two other places that offer broadband services.
yes, maybe
No. They were at different time periods, and in different places.