The missing word is "degrees".
When it is noon at a point on a meridian it is 2 hours earlier 30 degrees to the west of the meridian?
Yes, that's an accurate statement. In fact, its independent clause is always true, regardless of the time.
Yes, that's correct. In a meridian, the time difference between the northernmost and southernmost points is 12 hours due to the Earth's rotation. When it is noon at the southernmost point, it is midnight at the northernmost point along the same meridian.
The person would experience solar noon 4 minutes earlier for every degree west of the noon meridian they are. So, living 1 degree west of the noon meridian, the solar time would be 4 minutes before noon.
At noon at the prime meridian on the equator, the time at 55 degrees north latitude on the same meridian would be 5:40 AM. This is because every 15 degrees of longitude represents one hour of time difference, so 55 degrees north of the equator is 3 hours and 40 minutes behind the prime meridian.
Meridian is the Latin word for Noon. Ante Meridian (AM) means before noon, and Post Meridian (PM) means after noon.
The missing word is "degrees".When it is noon at a point on a meridian it is 2 hours earlier 30 degrees to the west of the meridian?
Yes, that's an accurate statement. In fact, its independent clause is always true, regardless of the time.
Yes, that's correct. In a meridian, the time difference between the northernmost and southernmost points is 12 hours due to the Earth's rotation. When it is noon at the southernmost point, it is midnight at the northernmost point along the same meridian.
No. A meridian is a line of longitude and on that line it is the same time everywhere. You need to go 180 degrees round the planet to get 12 hours difference.
The term "meridian" means "midday" or noon.The original definition of the Prime Meridian placed it at the "center" of the day, or noon, when the Sun could be determined as "directly overhead" at some point along the 0° meridian. This meant that midnight, the division between days, was at the 180° meridian, or "International Date Line", when it was noon in Greenwich. At that point, all points on the globe are marking the same calendar day.Because the Sun arrives overhead earlier east of the Prime Meridian, the time there is already after noon that day. Points west of the Prime Meridian will have their noon later that day, so they are "earlier" in the day.The terms "ante meridiem" (A.M. before noon) and "post meridiem" (P.M. after noon) follow the same convention. When it is afternoon at the Prime Meridian, a new day begins at the Date Line and "moves west" with the passing hours. Except at midnight, the Date Line will indicate a "day later" to its west than to its east.
The person would experience solar noon 4 minutes earlier for every degree west of the noon meridian they are. So, living 1 degree west of the noon meridian, the solar time would be 4 minutes before noon.
The abbreviation for "before noon" is "AM." It is the abbreviation for the Latin phrase ante meridian which means "before the high point (of the sun)"Similarly, "PM" is the abbreviation for the Latin post meridian, meaning "after the high point"
12:00 Noon, 2 days earlier.
"Meridianus" is Latin for "noon"; the phrases mean after noon and before noon.
Ante Meridian: before noon - am Post Meridian: after noon - pm
No such time as 12 am !!!! Do you mean 12 midnight or 12 noon??? 'am' are the Latin initials for 'Ante Meridian' ; Before Noon. If it is midnight or noon it is NOT before or after noon. To answer your question, assuming you mean '12 midnight', then . from 5 pm to 12 midnight it is 7 hours. NB If you mean 12 noon then from 5 pm to the following 12 noon , it is 19 hours.
At noon at the prime meridian on the equator, the time at 55 degrees north latitude on the same meridian would be 5:40 AM. This is because every 15 degrees of longitude represents one hour of time difference, so 55 degrees north of the equator is 3 hours and 40 minutes behind the prime meridian.