12 to 13 hours AM or PM in the summer?

[ericmark]

My computer auto changed my entry of 12:07 to 12:07 PM, but the meridian is at 13:00 in the summer so 12:07 is still AM real time it is 11:07 AM it is only government daylight saving time where it is 12:07 so it is still AM as it is the suns position that says if AM or PM.

 

[Deleted member 63160]

Que???

 

[EFLImpudence]

Only 13.00 on the Greenwich meridian; it will be a few minutes later in Flintshireland.

So, noon will be at 13.12ish in the summer.

 

[ericmark]

Yes the railways have a lot to answer for, they invented the synchronised clock, and yet they can't keep to time. I can understand the bus being late due to traffic, but the trains don't have that problem, but still can't keep to the time table.

 

[EFLImpudence]

They do have trouble overtaking, though.

 

[misterhelpful]

Time is relative!

 

[big-all]

Yes the railways have a lot to answer for, they invented the synchronised clock, and yet they can't keep to time. I can understand the bus being late due to traffic, but the trains don't have that problem, but still can't keep to the time table.

the biggest problem is the passengers
off course railways have "traffic jams" where ever you have restrictions and bottle necks like platforms and junctions

 

[ericmark]

Time is relative!

Next you will tell me it also has dimensions, at least in space. But that was just a BBC series there is no real TARDIS unless of course you know different?

 

[EFLImpudence]

I do but I'm not allowed to say.

 

[misterhelpful]

Time is relative!

Next you will tell me it also has dimensions, at least in space. But that was just a BBC series there is no real TARDIS unless of course you know different?

Hey, you should know, as well as I do, that it is based just a few miles from my hometown!

The camera doesn't lie!