Which day is it , at the EXACT milli-second of 00:00? Is it the day before? Or the day after?
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If time is stopped exactly at 00:00, you'd be in neither.  Theoretically, you'd be bending spacetime so you be everywhere at once and time would not matter to you.  Oooooh....Scary!\n\nBut if your legs were hanging split over a fence (left foot one side(the west) and the right foot on the other side (the east) ) and the "time line" went over your chest, your left leg would be 1 day ahead and your right would be in the current day.  Your chest would be in the current day since theoretically 23hr:59m:59s.2999999ss is the last instance you are in a current day.
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F=GMm/r^2. The M and m stay the same, but r changes. Which one gives the smaller r (and hence the larger force)? If you assume a circular orbit, then the answer is clearly noon today. However, the orbit is not a circle, it is an ellipse. There are certainly days when you are closer at midnight than at noon the previous day, but if that happens, the earth is getting closer to the sun in its orbit. Today, however, the earth is actually moving away from the sun, so noon is still the correct answer. In May, the answer would be midnight.
523541
M.\nS= second\nM= minute\nH= hour\nD= day\nW= week\nthe next one would be month
974417
depends on the rest of the dialog !! \ncan be is or was !! \nif u r still on the same day willl be is ! if ur talkin abt far past then it will be was!
543147
If anything it changes to 1:00, since the number of daylight hours before noon is less than the number of daylight hours after noon.  It is never actually at the top of the earth; it's just at its highest point in the sky.
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The only reason you are using the arcaic am and pm system is because the english language doesn´t have a single word for day and night. For the rest of us there are 24 hours to the (day + night) so it´s 00:00 which is the first minute of the first hour in the (day + night) after while 23:59 is the last minute of the (day + night) before.
739853
Please refer to my in-depth explanation in your earlier question.\n\n19 NOV 06, 0046 hrs, GMT.
512474
itz what is the time_by_ur watch....\n i assure!!!
430957
On Wednesday this week, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00, the time and date will be \n01:02:03, 04/05/06. \nThat won't ever happen again in our lifetimes.\n You may now return to your (normal?) lives.\n \n \nI want to know - who sits around and thinks of these things?
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3pm B.Y.\n\n4pm A.Y.\n(before yoga, after yoga)
905252
Lets say its 3:25 now. \n\n5 minutes ago it was 3:20 which makes (4 times 5 many minutes) past 3.\n\nNow if it is 3:25 now then its 155 minutes to 6\n(35 min 3:25 to 4 + 60 min 4 to 5 + 60 min 5 to 6).
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pm, as 12am is midnight.\n\nAs the day is understood to start from midnight (hence the celebration of the New Year is on the stroke of midnight), 12 midnight is am (as in morning).
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The Friday within this week (current week) is THIS FRIDAY\nThe Friday within next week (One week away)  is NEXT FRIDAY\nThe Friday in the week after the next (Two weeks away) is UPPER FRIDAY
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Deeply explained:\nLet x be the number of minutes since midnigt and y be the number of minutes before noon.\nFrom midnight to noon we have 12 hour, thus 720 minutes.\nx+y=720\nx=9y -> 9y+y=720\n10y=720 -> y=72\nWe have 72 minutes to noon, so it's 10:48
198847
A day is defined as 86,400 seconds, which is 24 hours. The definition is exact.
420553
One would think it would be between say, midnight and 5am. Ten seems a bit early. Justified? Well, it depends on the reason. "Why?" "at what hour was it actually cut?" and where is this taking place? are big parts of what the answer would be. Can you give more information?\nLooking at the answer before mine - justification is certainly a relative concept, isn't it?
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????????????????\nOpening day where???????????\nI'll have a guess 13:00.