What would be the time zone on north or south pole?
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if your standing excatly at the north or south pole you will be following the GMT zone of 0... same as london time...
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Someday it will be.  Earth reverses its magnetic poles periodically, so one day Antarctica will be to the north.
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pacific standard time, in the east states it eastern standard time,, in the mid usa is mountian time
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8 o'clock GMT\n\nhttp://www.imongie.com
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Also, there would no longer be months-long "days" and "nights" inside the Arctic Circle.  A day would be about 12 hours long and so would a night, everywhere, and at the North and South Poles, I think it would be perpetual twilight.  (There wouldn't be a sharp division between night and day for the same reason that there isn't now--because the light is scattered in the atmosphere.)
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Some time zone lines do not extend to the poles. There is actually a polar time for the north pole and the south pole. See the link below.
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the more north during the winter months you go from the equator, the longer the it stays dark, there is one day in a year in North Pole where it will stay dark for 24 hours, the same holds true for the southern hemisphere during its respective winter time.
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The Earth is tilted at an angle of about twenty three and a half degrees.  This is the reason why North and Magnetic poles are not at the same place.  \n\nAnyway, in the Northern winter, the North Pole is angled away from the Sun, with the South Pole therefore being angled towards the Sun.  The result is 24 hours night in the north, 24 hours day light in the south.  This is the southern summer.\nNow remember that the Earth maintains this angle throughout its orbit.\nSix months later, the Earth is on the other side of its orbit around the Sun.  Still maintaining the same tilt, now the North Pole is receiving 24 hour day light, and the South Pole is in darkness.  Northern summer, southern winter.\n\nThe Arctic and Antarctic circles mark the limit of this 24 hour daylight, and the Tropic of Cancer (North) and the Tropic of Capricorn (South) mark the limits of the maximum travel of the Sun at it appears in the northern and southern skies.\n\nAt the Spring and Autumn exquinox, the Earth is such that the Poles are receiving equal amounts of sunlight.  Equinox means "equal night".  \n\nI down know any particular websites but try the NOAA and BBC weather sites.\n\nADDITION: To Glenn Blaylock.  Thank you very much for the correction.  I'll read up on my error.
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ET ~ East Coast Time(USA) \nEastern Standard Time (EST) = GMT-5. \nEastern Daylight Time (EDT) = GMT-4.\n(UK uses GMT in winter)
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http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=125
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The USA has several time zones: Eastern (GMT-5), Central (GMT-6), Mountain (GMT-7) and Pacific (GMT-8).  See the site below to learn more.
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This condition prevailed until 1884, when a system of standard time was adopted by the International Meridian Conference. Earth's surface was divided into 24 zones. The standard time of each zone is the mean astronomical time of one of 24 meridians, 15 degrees apart, beginning at the Greenwich, England, meridian and extending east and west around the globe to the International Date Line. (This system was actually put into use a year earlier by the railroad companies of the U.S. and Canada, who, until then, had to contend with some 100 conflicting local sun times observed in terminals across the land.)
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depends where on the earth (by the lattitude because longitude does not matter) your actually talking about because different lattiude have different circumferances of the earth. For example on the north pole the speed iis nearly zero but on the equator the speed is about 1,038 miles per hour (1,670 kph).
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Australia.\n12:30 A.M and 4:30 A.M!
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The person above was correct since there are different time zones for different places in the USA.\n\nHere is a site with a map with the current times and the zones:\n\nhttp://www.worldtimezone.com/
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6time zones.they are:-\n1>Hawaii\n2>Alaska\n3>western or west coast\n4>mountain\n5>central\n6>eastern or east coast
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The Earth's axis is tilted 23 degrees. Therefore, when it is winter in the Northern hemisphere, the North pole is tilted away ffrom the sun and experiences a six month night, while the South Pole has a six month long day. Then at the Spring and Autumn equinoxes, both poles get the same amount of sunlight for a few minutes at Noon.