What is Eastern standard time?

Answer 1

Eastern Standard Time is the time zone in the US on the far east coast during the seasons when Daylight Savings Time is not being observed. Eastern Standard Time is equivalent to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) -5. There is a five hour difference between EST and the time in England in Greenwich.

Answer 2

Eastern Time Zone is: 6 Hours ahead of Hawaiian Time Zone, 4 Hours ahead of Alaskan Time Zone, 3 Hours ahead of Pacific Time Zone, 2 Hours ahead of Mountain Time Zone, 1 Hour ahead of Central Time Zone, 1 Hour behind Atlantic Time Zone, 1 Hour and 30 Minutes behind New Foundland Time Zone Eastern Time Zone is: 6 Hours ahead of Hawaiian Time Zone, 4 Hours ahead of Alaskan Time Zone, 3 Hours ahead of Pacific Time Zone, 2 Hours ahead of Mountain Time Zone, 1 Hour ahead of Central Time Zone, 1 Hour behind Atlantic Time Zone, 1 Hour and 30 Minutes behind New Foundland Time Zone

Answer 3

Eastern Standard Time refers to two time zones.

EST GMT-5 is most of the east coast of the US.

(A)EST GMT+10 is the eastern third of Australia

The EST is standard time in the 5th time zone west of Greenwich.

Answer 4

Eastern Standard Time (EST) is the time zone that is 5 hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC-5). It is used in the eastern part of Canada, the United States, and some Caribbean countries during the standard time of the year.

Answer 5

It is the eastern time zone on daylight-savings time.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

It's the standard time zone in the eastern part of the continent (North America or Australia).