QOTD #54

A timezone has a number to it lmao. Like, if you say your timezone is UTC, then UTC what? There's UTC -12, UTC -11:30, UTC -11, up to UTC -0, then UTC 0, UTC +1, UTC +1:30, UTC +2, and so on until I think UTC +14. So.


Mine's UTC +8 by the way.
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Verified Fangirl said:
A timezone has a number to it lmao. Like, if you say your timezone is UTC, then UTC what? There's UTC -12, UTC -11:30, UTC -11, up to UTC -0, then UTC 0, UTC +1, UTC +1:30, UTC +2, and so on until I think UTC +14. So.


Mine's UTC +8 by the way.
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Hey, I'm probably wrong but isn't UTC Universal Time Coordinated? Like, a coordinated time scale. For examaple, UTC -4 would be EDT and UTC -5 would be CDT. Eh, I don't know much about times zones and other confusing stuff so please feel free to correct me! :p
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Itzlucas1901 said:
what is ur time zone

I think AEST
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Same.

"Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) is 10 hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). This time zone is in use during standard time in: Australia.

This time zone is often called Eastern Standard Time."

So if I fly straight north from where I am at (Melbourne), I'll end up in Japan.

I copied and pasted it.

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TheNeonHamster said:
Hey, I'm probably wrong but isn't UTC Universal Time Coordinated? Like, a coordinated time scale. For examaple, UTC -4 would be EDT and UTC -5 would be CDT. Eh, I don't know much about times zones and other confusing stuff so please feel free to correct me! :p
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I have no idea but it would make it easier if you just said it with a number lol
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