What are the problems if every state follows its local time
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If every state follows its local time , some complications will rise .
To avoid the confusion of time from place to place in a country , it must choose the time along one of the meridians or centre of the meridians passing through their country . This time is called standard time .
The advantage of this is that in any country wherever you are , it is the same time .
The standard time will be known to the whole world .
To avoid the confusion of time from place to place in a country , it must choose the time along one of the meridians or centre of the meridians passing through their country . This time is called standard time .
The advantage of this is that in any country wherever you are , it is the same time .
The standard time will be known to the whole world .
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In big countries, such as India or Russia, which have the area spread over a couple of time zones, it is well advised to use one normalized local time for this particular country.
Why do that? Well, it would be quite a problem if people doing business in their own country but with people from different parts would have to adjust their clocks every time. The same goes for travelling between places. Also, how should we mark the borders of one zone and the other? What if it goes directly throuch a city? How to even measure it well?
Those and many other problems are the cause of using the local time instead of
the geographical one.
Why do that? Well, it would be quite a problem if people doing business in their own country but with people from different parts would have to adjust their clocks every time. The same goes for travelling between places. Also, how should we mark the borders of one zone and the other? What if it goes directly throuch a city? How to even measure it well?
Those and many other problems are the cause of using the local time instead of
the geographical one.
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