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The 24 world time zones are based on the division of the Earth’s 360 degrees of longitude by 15, which represents the Earth's rotation of 15 degrees per hour. This division allows for a one-hour difference in time for each zone, accommodating the Earth's 24-hour day. The system helps standardize time across different regions, facilitating international communication, travel, and commerce. Additionally, some zones may vary due to political, social, or geographical factors.

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