I can recommend Greenwich (pronounced 'GREN-itch') as a great place to visit. Lots to see for everyone: mum, dad, the kids and the grandparents. For example: Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Queen's House, Greenwich Park, Greenwich Market, Old Royal Naval College, boat trips, cable car (over the Thames), the O2, Greenwich foot tunnel (under the Thames), the Docklands Light Railway, pubs, cafes, restaurants, tea shops and sausages.
It's so hilarious to see on Google Maps that some of Kiribati is at the same longitude line with Hawaii but there is a 24 hour difference between the two. I'm looking at this now and it's literally 10:48PM January 1st, 2021 in Napari Kiribati, but it's only 10:48PM December 31st, 2020 in Honolulu Hawaii!
This video is really helpful. I had some doubts related to the IDL but it all got cleared when you mentioned that this line is drawn exactly opposite to the prime meridian. 👍
When you cross the international dateline in an easterly direction you subtract a day, but when you cross a midnight zone in the same direction you add a day. You add a day if crossing in a westerly direction and and subtract a midnight zone. Sometimes these additions and subtractions will cancel each other out and two positions will be on the same day.
You could just Google it to find out the time there and the International date line used to be on Land when Alaska was apart of the Russian Empire, It only moved from when Alaska became apart of the United States
On the opposite side of the world to the Prime Meridian is the Antipodal Meridian (180 degrees longitude) The International Date Line also runs down this line, except it bends around some countries to keep that country i the same time zone. Hawaii and Australia are on different sides of that date line and are therefore on different days. The sun rises in the east and Australia will see the sun before Hawaii. By the time the sun rises in Hawaii, it will be the next day in Australia.
I read that from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM UTC it is 3 different days for the earth. For example at 11:00 PM on December 31st in baker island and Howland island in the central area of the pacific ocean it is january 1st for the majority of the world and 1:00 AM on january 2nd for Kiribati's line islands. Which is 26 hours later then the local time of baker island and Howland island.
If there are 32 lines separating 33 segments, there has to be 33 hours in a day at the equator no matter what, or else time falls behind it is contradictory
I live in Buenos Aires, and I also saw that it was in UTC -4 which is why I missed the red moon on Apr. 14, 2014. They ridiculously have the country in UTC -3 even though it doesn´t belong there, so you might want to make a corrective comment in your video.
Daylight savings goes for too long, it is still dark at 7 in the morning , on nsw/qld border. (And qld doesnt do dst, just to confuse things, new years is celebtated x2, at tweed heads/coolangatta).
Very informative and awesome, loved the beginning bit too about the towns being confusing. I’m sure they were - how could people ever commute far distances to work if they had to switch time zones during the commute!?! They’d need 2 watches! So strange:) P.S. very handsome and pleasant accent, too!!! ;P
Am I the only one that finds it completely ridiculous that there is a 21 hour time difference from Australia to Hawaii? Maybe it's time we re-evaluate these things.
Hawaii is 3 hours behind of California, when California uses daylight time from March to November. From November to March California is 2 hours ahead of Hawaii.
Wait .. you can see the fireworks 2 times jest go in a country time zone for example +1 and then travel to a country with time zone 0 and you can see again fireworks for new year
Argentina (and it's capital Buenos Aires) is at UTC -3:00 all year by law even if the entire country is on the theorical UTC -4:00; except the province of San Luis which in the past had time zone changes in DST as most of the country is in standard time, the last time was during the 2000-2009 period were by law the applied or not. Just to clarify, I'm not from Argetina nor live as a resident there.
What if you lived west of Sydney (142°30’E) you could step one side and be in one time zone and then step the other side and be in a different time zone
All of Sydney has the same time zone every day of the year. If you were in New South Wales, the state Sydney is in at 11:59pm on New Years eve, celebrated the new year and then step into Queensland before the next hour you could celebrate a second new year in the same night.
Brilliant... Made easy... Is there a place where night leaves and day adverts simultaneously?? It's confusing.. Nevertheless it's amazing how u teach..
If you take something round such as an orange and mark off 24 equal notches around the circumference (at the widest part), vertically and follow with a marker those lines to the top and bottom of the orange, meaning equal to the Earth (as if it's round), the lines will begin to converge to the top and bottom much thinner and then totally converge at the top and the bottom. In other words if an orange was 24 inches round (representative of the globe) and every 1 inch at the equator signified 1 hour what time would it be at the North and South Poles or even when you get closer and closer from the circumference upward or downward. If you take 360 as in 360 degrees (as the circumference of the orange) and divided by 24 (as in time zones) you come up with 15 or 15 degrees. So if every inch at the circumference of that orange is 15 degrees and you follow the lines from the circumference to the top and bottom of the orange (Globe simulation) they will converge in to 0 degrees at the top and bottom. So in finishing, what time would it be then at the North and South Pole. More specifically, when the lines get thinner what time would it be when you get closer from the equator to the North and South Poles? Critical thinking leaving behind cognitive dissonance. In summary, time cannot exist on a globe in 1 hour increments. Only on a Flat Earth model!
When your travelling east it’s always later time Example If you travel New York to London You will have a later destination London to New York You will have an earlier destination
Question : 11 pm sunday on 165 E of the meridian what will be time on 165 W? Confused 165+165=330 divide by 15=22 timezones or 22 hr so it should be 1 am Saturday.but Answer is 11 pm on sat, can anyone explains me why?
A paradox: Determining which timezone is earlier-or-later is totally dependent on whether you're measuring 'earlier' & 'later' Numerically/Subjectively-ON-THE-CLOCK, or whether you're measuring what's Really/Objectively-'earlier'-or-'later'-IN-TRANSPIRING: You can imagine that if you're in America, and the sun is just rising, far off on the eastern horizon, then it would be around noon, in Britain, where the sun is overhead. So western times are NUMERICALLY/SUBJECTIVELY-earlier-on-the-clock (which there reads '6AM'), while eastern times are numerically/subjectively-later-on-the-clock (which it reads '12 noon'); but the eastern workday is REALLY/OBJECTIVELY-earlier-in-transpiring (where it's already lunchtime), while the western workday is really/objectively-later-in-transpiring (where people won't get to lunchtime for another 6 hours). So you can be earlier on the clock, but later in reality.
There's even a different time zone here on Earth for fast moving object like airplanes .00001 nanosecond slower as well as different time zone for satellites ;)
They just casually skipped a day... You saying that reminded me that everything is made up dates and the numbers on the clock, is all just an invention. (It's a wonderful way to stay organized though)
Are the time zones meant to line up so that the areas within the time zones have the same approximate sunrise/sunset times? In other words, are they designed to line up with daylight?
Nope. India is an hour and a half earlier than Vietnam. If it's 12:00am (0:00) in Vietnam then it would be 10:30pm (22:30) in India. Not from either one of those places, just clarifying. But where I *am* from, India is 10 1/2 hours later than us, while Vietnam is 12 hours later than us.
The problem is that countries don't keep time zones where they should. Examples include Australia, Russia, France, central Australia (UTC + 9:30, not UTC +9), China, and others.
@@Utred2012 you are correct But countries can decide which time zones they want to be Buenos Aires use 3 hours earlier than London time also called Greenwich mean Time
Why can't the time zones be simple meaning straight up and down instead of zig zag the same thing with the international date line.....however the line on the equator and the lines of latitude and longitude are straight so why the time zones and the INDL zig zag
The International Date Line is in the wrong place because people are missing the point. Most Pacific islands are massed together and closer to Asia and Australia both physically and politically. If you look at a map from west to east and you start from Australia, you'll notice that after you go past Pitcairn Island, there are very few islands between there and Chile. The International Date Line should be just west of Easter Island and just west of Hawaii; they're relatively far away from other Pacific islands and closer to North & South America. The Prime Meridian should go through Cape Town instead of London because that way, it would go across as much land as possible from north to south; right now, the Prime Meridian misses most of Africa and it's a product of the UK's position in late 19th century geopolitics
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The only green witch I know is the one in the wizard of oz
Im British and there is a Greenwich [Gren-ich] but no such place called Greenwich [Green-witch].
ok
This comment deserves 69likes
Lol
@@ABF_x No he was Telling a joke. Greenwich means time
I can recommend Greenwich (pronounced 'GREN-itch') as a great place to visit. Lots to see for everyone: mum, dad, the kids and the grandparents. For example: Royal Observatory, Cutty Sark, National Maritime Museum, Queen's House, Greenwich Park, Greenwich Market, Old Royal Naval College, boat trips, cable car (over the Thames), the O2, Greenwich foot tunnel (under the Thames), the Docklands Light Railway, pubs, cafes, restaurants, tea shops and sausages.
ALL pronunciations are valid! No "right" and "wrong" way please! Time to come together as a human family 🌟🌤️
for a 7years old video.this is as good a video as they can come... thank you
i was forced to watch
It's so hilarious to see on Google Maps that some of Kiribati is at the same longitude line with Hawaii but there is a 24 hour difference between the two. I'm looking at this now and it's literally 10:48PM January 1st, 2021 in Napari Kiribati, but it's only 10:48PM December 31st, 2020 in Honolulu Hawaii!
This video is really helpful. I had some doubts related to the IDL but it all got cleared when you mentioned that this line is drawn exactly opposite to the prime meridian. 👍
Trying to understand but i am on my meds. Is there any nice picture explained? Cant find it at all
When you cross the international dateline in an easterly direction you subtract a day, but when you cross a midnight zone in the same direction you add a day. You add a day if crossing in a westerly direction and and subtract a midnight zone. Sometimes these additions and subtractions will cancel each other out and two positions will be on the same day.
nerd
You kept saying Greenwich wrong.
Best Thing I loved about this video is that its available in All Major Subtitle Languages 😍
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Thank you! This was super helpful
I work in IT and we are all over the world, it gets a little confusing.
Thank you for this clear explanation.
I need a much simpler version of this and actually explaining.
You could just Google it to find out the time there and the International date line used to be on Land when Alaska was apart of the Russian Empire, It only moved from when Alaska became apart of the United States
I feel dumb. I don’t understand a thing
Same here T-T
😂
Am i the only dumb one that doesn't understand anything?
No I also here
Same
Same
your not the only one
me too
On the opposite side of the world to the Prime Meridian is the Antipodal Meridian (180 degrees longitude) The International Date Line also runs down this line, except it bends around some countries to keep that country i the same time zone. Hawaii and Australia are on different sides of that date line and are therefore on different days. The sun rises in the east and Australia will see the sun before Hawaii. By the time the sun rises in Hawaii, it will be the next day in Australia.
I read that from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM UTC it is 3 different days for the earth. For example at 11:00 PM on December 31st in baker island and Howland island in the central area of the pacific ocean it is january 1st for the majority of the world and 1:00 AM on january 2nd for Kiribati's line islands. Which is 26 hours later then the local time of baker island and Howland island.
So if a person sitting at exact data line steps towards east he gains 1 day extra n if he steps to west of data line lose 1 day(24 hrs).? M i ryt?
THIS ! SOMEONE PLEASE ANSWER THIS !
If there are 32 lines separating 33 segments, there has to be 33 hours in a day at the equator no matter what, or else time falls behind it is contradictory
Any video explaining all the terms? AST, etc? UTC/GMT the correlations etc?
Did you find any?
@@yashankgoswami1119 Not yet.
I live in Buenos Aires, and I also saw that it was in UTC -4 which is why I missed the red moon on Apr. 14, 2014. They ridiculously have the country in UTC -3 even though it doesn´t belong there, so you might want to make a corrective comment in your video.
This is correct lesson
That means Buenos Aires local time is 1 hour later than the original time zones
Your clocks shows a later time
Daylight savings goes for too long, it is still dark at 7 in the morning , on nsw/qld border. (And qld doesnt do dst, just to confuse things, new years is celebtated x2, at tweed heads/coolangatta).
Very informative and awesome, loved the beginning bit too about the towns being confusing. I’m sure they were - how could people ever commute far distances to work if they had to switch time zones during the commute!?! They’d need 2 watches! So strange:)
P.S. very handsome and pleasant accent, too!!! ;P
Am I the only one that finds it completely ridiculous that there is a 21 hour time difference from Australia to Hawaii? Maybe it's time we re-evaluate these things.
mate there is only a 3 hour difference
@@goatmaneagle no 21 hour difference. Hawaii is 3 hours behind California instead.
Hawaii is 3 hours behind of California, when California uses daylight time from March to November. From November to March California is 2 hours ahead of Hawaii.
All very entertaining but what time is it on the Ross ice shelf?
Wait .. you can see the fireworks 2 times jest go in a country time zone for example +1 and then travel to a country with time zone 0 and you can see again fireworks for new year
This video is so understandable 👍👌
Argentina (and it's capital Buenos Aires) is at UTC -3:00 all year by law even if the entire country is on the theorical UTC -4:00; except the province of San Luis which in the past had time zone changes in DST as most of the country is in standard time, the last time was during the 2000-2009 period were by law the applied or not.
Just to clarify, I'm not from Argetina nor live as a resident there.
there is only one time. and that is now
🤯
What if you lived west of Sydney (142°30’E) you could step one side and be in one time zone and then step the other side and be in a different time zone
All of Sydney has the same time zone every day of the year. If you were in New South Wales, the state Sydney is in at 11:59pm on New Years eve, celebrated the new year and then step into Queensland before the next hour you could celebrate a second new year in the same night.
Fyi, Greenwich is pronounced "Gren-itch". No idea why.
Why is Worcester pronounced Wuster?
Why is Leicester pronounced Lester?
W is silent
What is UTC, EST, ET and many more? And how do you find where it is and calculate what time is there?
Thank you this video is super helpful.
what a great video.. was so confused until I watched this.. great job man
Brilliant... Made easy... Is there a place where night leaves and day adverts simultaneously?? It's confusing.. Nevertheless it's amazing how u teach..
One of the most satisfying VIDEO EVER I HAVE SEEN
Thank you so much
cool accent and the video also helped a lot
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what a sick accent
This is lesson
That is discrimination, my friend.
Agreed
I dont get it
People, "Sick" is a complement in this context.
Great work man. Very CLEAR explanation. Thank you.
Any time difference neitherland from india
With today's smart technology we can easily go back to old fashion timekeeping. Computers will easily calculate all differences in time.
i did not get single word that came out of his mouth lmfao
Lmao me too
Thank you this was very helpful and informative 👍👍
realy
Yea thanks buddy
I can travel through time?
My time zone is the best time zone, MOUNTAIN TIME OR BUST!
If you take something round such as an orange and mark off 24 equal notches around the circumference (at the widest part), vertically and follow with a marker those lines to the top and bottom of the orange, meaning equal to the Earth (as if it's round), the lines will begin to converge to the top and bottom much thinner and then totally converge at the top and the bottom.
In other words if an orange was 24 inches round (representative of the globe) and every 1 inch at the equator signified 1 hour what time would it be at the North and South Poles or even when you get closer and closer from the circumference upward or downward.
If you take 360 as in 360 degrees (as the circumference of the orange) and divided by 24 (as in time zones) you come up with 15 or 15 degrees.
So if every inch at the circumference of that orange is 15 degrees and you follow the lines from the circumference to the top and bottom of the orange (Globe simulation) they will converge in to 0 degrees at the top and bottom.
So in finishing, what time would it be then at the North and South Pole. More specifically, when the lines get thinner what time would it be when you get closer from the equator to the North and South Poles?
Critical thinking leaving behind cognitive dissonance.
In summary, time cannot exist on a globe in 1 hour increments. Only on a Flat Earth model!
Have a nice day
THANKYOU!!!! LOL I'm trying to teach 2 friends WHY it's 5 am in Canada when it's noon in Britain!!! LOL
When your travelling east it’s always later time
Example
If you travel New York to London
You will have a later destination
London to New York
You will have an earlier destination
This taught me more than my geography teacher
Question : 11 pm sunday on 165 E of the meridian what will be time on 165 W?
Confused 165+165=330 divide by 15=22 timezones or 22 hr so it should be 1 am Saturday.but Answer is 11 pm on sat,
can anyone explains me why?
is it because from meridian to +1 and -1 =2
Does anyone know whats the timezone rn for turkey?
welcome 2020
so if i crossed between russia and alaska, at some point i will time travel 23 hours in the past
good
A paradox: Determining which timezone is earlier-or-later is totally dependent on whether you're measuring 'earlier' & 'later' Numerically/Subjectively-ON-THE-CLOCK, or whether you're measuring what's Really/Objectively-'earlier'-or-'later'-IN-TRANSPIRING: You can imagine that if you're in America, and the sun is just rising, far off on the eastern horizon, then it would be around noon, in Britain, where the sun is overhead. So western times are NUMERICALLY/SUBJECTIVELY-earlier-on-the-clock (which there reads '6AM'), while eastern times are numerically/subjectively-later-on-the-clock (which it reads '12 noon'); but the eastern workday is REALLY/OBJECTIVELY-earlier-in-transpiring (where it's already lunchtime), while the western workday is really/objectively-later-in-transpiring (where people won't get to lunchtime for another 6 hours). So you can be earlier on the clock, but later in reality.
David Rudmin tho think that's what he just said right?
I give you ex.Manaus city In Brazil is located on 60degree longitude what would be the local time at manaus when it is 12 noon at green wich
There's even a different time zone here on Earth for fast moving object like airplanes .00001 nanosecond slower as well as different time zone for satellites ;)
@Eu Singur do your research.
thanks
We watched this in Geography class ;)
I'm sure you guys didn't understand shit.
Eastern and western have same time they didn't change means if eastern have 60degree and western is have also 60 degree it means 12 noon
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They just casually skipped a day...
You saying that reminded me that everything is made up
dates and the numbers on the clock, is all just an invention. (It's a wonderful way to stay organized though)
Well-done sir ..... really gud .
no
Are the time zones meant to line up so that the areas within the time zones have the same approximate sunrise/sunset times? In other words, are they designed to line up with daylight?
Same, my thought was for it to be around 12:00 when the sun is directly over head,no?
nice video
That last part fucked me up lol
that's how fast the night changes 😀
I dont understand still
I still don’t understand
What Utc is new york
Reworm UTC -5
@@hexvale Unless if it's Daylight Savings Time, then it's UTC -4.
Thanks
It was helpful
Can't understand 😢😅
Does India and Vietnam share the same time zone
Nope. India is an hour and a half earlier than Vietnam. If it's 12:00am (0:00) in Vietnam then it would be 10:30pm (22:30) in India. Not from either one of those places, just clarifying.
But where I *am* from, India is 10 1/2 hours later than us, while Vietnam is 12 hours later than us.
We would have flying cars by now if everyone used UTC.
I love your voice!
International date line, my next research to learn!
Polish time 15;20
anyone here because their teacher is making them watch this?
specifically mrs. janssen?
green eggs and sam Nope
Thnx
Very helpful
Thank you; that was very informative.
This is so confusing if only there was a class about this
this isnt helpful!!!! I have a huge geography assignment due on wednesday and i dont understand time sums!!!! somebody pleaaaaseeeeee help!!!!!
well, what happened?
Thanks for this video
I’m just a mile away from prime meridian
bro ur accent's so thick I had to turn on captions but good details
your video has great content, but the audio quality is terrible. I stopped it for fear of it ruining my headset!
there's 2013 video dude rlly
It’s 3:00 and I’m watching a video about time zones 😵
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0:57 don't alter the map of India
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Great video! Thank you!
thanks!
The problem is that countries don't keep time zones where they should. Examples include Australia, Russia, France, central Australia (UTC + 9:30, not UTC +9), China, and others.
huh? false
a kk Not false at all. Look at Argentina and try to tell me that it shouldn't be an hour behind it's time zone on sheer basis of longitude.
@@Utred2012 you are correct But countries can decide which time zones they want to be
Buenos Aires use 3 hours earlier than London time also called Greenwich mean Time
@@Utred2012 these longitude are your ideal time zones but it’s not your actual time zones
Why can't the time zones be simple meaning straight up and down instead of zig zag the same thing with the international date line.....however the line on the equator and the lines of latitude and longitude are straight so why the time zones and the INDL zig zag
To confuse you
@@WitheredWithin 😂
useful
The International Date Line is in the wrong place because people are missing the point. Most Pacific islands are massed together and closer to Asia and Australia both physically and politically. If you look at a map from west to east and you start from Australia, you'll notice that after you go past Pitcairn Island, there are very few islands between there and Chile. The International Date Line should be just west of Easter Island and just west of Hawaii; they're relatively far away from other Pacific islands and closer to North & South America. The Prime Meridian should go through Cape Town instead of London because that way, it would go across as much land as possible from north to south; right now, the Prime Meridian misses most of Africa and it's a product of the UK's position in late 19th century geopolitics