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Would you like this setting? Reverse/"clock's reflection on the mirror" time (24:00 - (current time)) of Bidford's time using my fictional world clock timezone
Twi A : 11:12
Twi N : 11:53
Twi : 12:37
Sunrise : 13:18
Solar Noon : 17:11
Sunset : 21:04
Twi : 21:45
Twi N : 22:29
Twi A : 23:10
Roughly the same as GMT+5 (BST x5). Also quite similar to Attu, Alaska using Pacific Daylight Time
Using the same method ("reversing" my fictional world clock timezones), Nome would be 16:11 rise / 20:22 set, 18:16 solar noon!!! (Roughly the same as using Eastern Standard Time). And summer solstice would be 7:34 rise, 5:02 AM (!!!) set, and 18:18 solar noon. Early risers would be waking up and even getting ready with the setting sun!!!
Last edited by divisionbyzero0; 12-31-2017 at 04:28 AM..
Would you like this setting? Reverse/"clock's reflection on the mirror" time (24:00 - (current time)) of Bidford's time using my fictional world clock timezone
Twi A : 11:12
Twi N : 11:53
Twi : 12:37
Sunrise : 13:18
Solar Noon : 17:11
Sunset : 21:04
Twi : 21:45
Twi N : 22:29
Twi A : 23:10
Roughly GMT+5 (BST x5). Also quite similar to Attu, Alaska using Pacific Daylight Time
Absolutely not, as it would still be dark now, hours after waking. BST is the timezone I like to be in.
Oh I see then, so you would like to keep the sunrise "stable", not being pitch dark after 9am in midwinter and not being too bright before 6am in midsummer
Oh I see then, so you would like to keep the sunrise "stable", not being pitch dark after 9am in midwinter and not being too bright before 6am in midsummer
Yes, although if there was a bit more winter daylight, sunrise would not be after 08:45 and alot more daylight, sunset would be after 18:00.
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