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Edited by Arbiter 739:
4/12/2013 5:23:39 AM
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How long will a single day last *around the globe?
For some reason Google has continually failed me on this front and I can't find the awnser.
Halp.
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2 RepliesA single day = 24 hours. There are 39 (?) timezones. 24+39 = 63 hours.
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Just under 48 hours, presumably.
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Edited by Arashi Sora: 4/12/2013 7:04:48 AMThis was discussed on the RooserTeeth podcast awhile back. I believe the answer is 47 hours, 59 minutes. My thought process below, ignore if you want: When it's 0:00 Monday in Russia, it's 0:01 Sunday in Alaska. 24 Hours go by It's 0:00 Tuesday in Russia, it's 0:01 Monday in Alaska And then 23 hours and 59 minutes go by to complete Monday in Alaska.
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Edited by Arbiter 739: 4/12/2013 5:13:52 AM[quote][b]Posted By:[/b] Lifts Her Tail 23.8 hours.[/quote] That's not what I mean. What I need to know is how long it will be any given date at some point in the world. Like for how many hours is it April 1st somewhere around the world?
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23.8 hours.
