What is the time difference for every 1 minute longitudinal difference ?
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The earth has been divided into 360 degrees of imaginary longitudinal lines.
Now, these 360 degrees divided by the 24 hour day, results in 4 minutes per longitude.
Thus, if you move from one longitude to the next the difference will be of 4 minutes.
By the same logic, per 15 degrees movement will result in a difference of 1 hour
I hope help u
Now, these 360 degrees divided by the 24 hour day, results in 4 minutes per longitude.
Thus, if you move from one longitude to the next the difference will be of 4 minutes.
By the same logic, per 15 degrees movement will result in a difference of 1 hour
I hope help u
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