What determines a time zone?

Answer 1

gmt +4 Your time zone is decided by your line of longitude. 15 degrees being equal to one hour time difference. There is some leeway given to this to account for local conditions and geography. It is counted from the Prime meridian which passes through Greenwich, London. Time zones to the east are plus GMT, or UHT, times to the west are minus. This is counted to the international dateline which is about 180 degrees around the globe from the Prime Meridian.

Answer 2

A time zone is determined by knowing that in theory, each standard time zone should be exactly 15 degrees wide. Also, i would like to send a hi to my calss of period 3 in mr.cappacio 2012-2013. It's me you guys bhu bye.

Answer 3

Time zones are determined by the longitudinal lines on the Earth's surface, specifically every 15 degrees of longitude difference from the Prime Meridian (located in Greenwich, London). Each time zone represents a one-hour difference in time and helps to standardize timekeeping across different regions of the world. Governments and international organizations are responsible for implementing and regulating time zone boundaries.

Answer 4

the time on your cell phone will change and the day will go by faster or slower then the regular paste you are used to.

Answer 5

Time zones are not measured, but mandated; although some principalities 'opt out,' usually preferring the adjacent time zone for various reasons.

Answer 6

I guess if you can't ask someone you could call the local newspaper. That's how disputes were settled before the internet.