What time does the sun set where you live?
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7:53PM here in Maryland
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2:33 am and 14:53 (2:53 p.m.) local time
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There are three times a year where Solar time and local time are the same. January, July and then January (ok twice). Determine your position of latitude. Place a short rod in the ground, pointing north at the same angle as your latitude. (pointing to the north star) Make sure the position you pick can be seen from the South by the Sun. Mark the hours off by some smaller rods avery hour of the day. If you do this in January or July you will be closer to real or local time. The shadow of the longer rod, the gnomon, will point to the time rods you have place to mark the shadow. A sundial can also be placed on a vertical wall, with the face to the south, and the "gnomon" point down at the same angle of your latitude.
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we do it at 2am tommorow morning in great britain,clocks go forward an hour
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its 1:00 where I am living
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It depends on which calendar you are using, and if you calculate in the adjustments for variations in earth's rotational speed.\n\nIn my world it's Friday May 26, 2006 at approx 1:10 PM\n\nand I'm not sure.
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When the sun rises, or when you get up in the morning, the day begins for me at midnight if I am still awake which I am, I can't sleep and it's 3:48am my time. lol
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8:41 AM\n\nGood Morning :) \n\nUS Eastern
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It's different where you are on the east coast, but here in Connecticut it's 7:26pm.  If you were in Miami, FL, it would be 7:43pm.
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Central Daylight Time
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Its not that the times are different in different countries, it has to do with time zones. There are 16 (I think) different time zones around the world, so that no matter where you are in the world, the time will be about the same to where the sun is.\nTo learn more try the link
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In California I see it about 6:15 p.m. pst
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The United Kingdom (AKA Great Britain, England etc.) is at exactly GMT 0. In other words, as Arizona is at GMT-7 you simply add on the hours you need. (However if it is summertime you add on 8 hours) \nSo 10:00 becomes 17:00 (05:00 PM)
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This depends on the latitude you are. On the arctic circle, at noon. The further south you get, the later it will set, hitting 6am at the tropic of capricorn. On the antarctic circle it won't set on December 21st.
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That all depends on where you are located.\n\nTo generate a calendar with sunrise/sunset times for your area, go to the following website:\n\nhttp://www.sunrisesunset.com/custom_srss_calendar.asp
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when the time is right
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it is strongest between 10am and 2pm.  this is because as the sun rises from the horision the light (and other radiations) are being filtered through more atmosphere. as the sun climbs higher it is comming more directly at you, peeking at noon(ish). Finally as the sun sets it reverses the process and again becomes filtered through more atmosphere.