If it is 12:00 PM GMT and 6:17 am +32.143 seconds local time, what is local longitude?
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Start by getting the 12:00pm GMT out of the question... if your longitude is 6h17m32.143sW of the Prime Meridian, then your time zone is an even -7 hours offset from GMT.\n\nThe more precise question would be, "At my location, solar time at solar noon GMT is 6:17:32.143am. My latitude is 44°44'45.694"N. Where am I?"\n\nTo convert the time reference to longitude, consider that the International Date Line (180°E & 180°W) is 12h0m0sW of the Prime Meridian. 6h0m0sW would be an even 90°W. \n\n6:17am yields a differential of 5h42m27.857s. Convert that to seconds (5*60*60 + 42*60 + 27.857), divide by 43,200 (12h*60m*60s) and multiply that by 180° to get your numeric longitude, then multiply the decimal portion out to determine your minutes and seconds of longitude.
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Where are you, Say to me so that I can tell you.\nIf you are in Riyahd or Kuwait in The Arabic Gulf it will be the time their minus three to give you the answer. If you are in Cario or Alexandria in Egypt you will sbtract the time their by two. To know the number you will subtract the time your country are in by, you need to count how many longitude lines are there after The Prime Meridian which, runs along Greenwich City near London in U.K, Every line to east +1, and every line to west -1. So see on a map The Prime Meridian, then count the longitude lines till you reach your city or country. USE THE RULE EXPLIANED IN THIS ANSWER! \nN.B: READ THE WHOLE ANSWER TO KNOW THE RULE!!!
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=125
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10:00am to 5:00am, the confusing part doesn't come in until after 12:00pm (noon).  1:00pm is 1300, 2:00pm is 1400, etc.  Up to that point, just put a : before the last 2 digits.
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OK, it depends on where you are at in the world. \nIf you are in New York city, subtract 5 hours from the GMT time to get local time. Chicago 6, Denver 7, Los Angeles 8; you get the picture. Of course, that changes with Daylight Savings time. \n\nTo know for sure, check your computer's time/date settings. For Windows PCs, double click the time in the lower-right corner. It'll bring up a box that'll have a "Time Zone" tab. If you go there, you should see the something like "GMT -xx:00", where the xx is a number of hours. Subtract that number (or add it, if the number is +xx:00), and that's the sent time.
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if you usually take it at say 5 pm you just see the time difference and that is in the uk say 1 pm. so you take it at 5 pm your time which might be as i said 1 pm uk time.
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It would have to be the line some call GMT\nor Universal time, Where time starts.
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It means Febuary 15,2006 7:08:01 PM (EST)Eastern standard time which is designated UTC-5 Hours.UTC meens Coordinated Universal time AKA GMT.\nEmail time zone indicator: +0000\nAn email sent from someone in the GMT time zone will have the time zone listed as "+0000" in the headers of the email. (However, "+0000" does not have to be in GMT, as other time zones could have the same UTC offset IE WET western europe time zone.)
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Eastern time (US & Canada) is GMT -05.00 meanwhile India (Chenai, Kolkata, Mumbai, New Delhi) is GMt +05.30, so the time diffrence is 10 hours 30 minute, whith the time in India is forward
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8 am to 9 pm Local time.
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I'm going with \n\n25 Standard/Separate Regions of International Time\n\n...+12/-12 GMT is one time zone split in half
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>There are 24 longitudinal divisions of Earth's surface in which a standard time is kept, the primary division being that bisected by the Greenwich meridian. Each zone is 15° of longitude in width, with local variations, and observes a clock time one hour earlier than the zone immediately to the east.Under this scheme, local time is always close to mean solar time, while comparing the time in different places is a simple matter of adding or subtracting whole hours. However, the one hour separation is not universal and,the shapes of time zones can be quite irregular because they usually,but not always,follow the boundaries of states,countries or other administrative areas.Some states do have more than one time zone.
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2:33 am and 14:53 (2:53 p.m.) local time
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PST is -8:00 GMT\n\nPST= Pacific Standard Time\nGMT= Greenwich Mean Time
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Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) is now known as Universal Coordinated Time, the international atomic time standard.\n\nUniversal Coordinated Time (UTC) is four hour ahead of Eastern Daylight Time (EDT), five hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time (EST), six hour ahead of Mountain Daylight Time (MDT), and seven hours ahead of Mountain Standard Time (MST),
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Brazil. it is 14:10. We are -3 hours from GMT
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=91