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The world date for the whole earth

World time for the whole earth

Winter time for N = no | Y = yes

Summer time for N = no | Y = yes

Local solar time for

Local stellar time for

Sunrise for this location in

Sunset for this location in

Sun's highest altitude at

Sun's lowest altitude at

Change the name of the location Latitude and longitude and time zone Change the month and day of the month   Choose: Daylight saving time or Standard time  and

The computer time for your location

The computer date for your location

All the times are derived from your computer time.  Set your computer now on the right time via Our Atomic Time Service.

In North America the summer time (daylight saving time) begins on the second Sunday of March and ends on the first Sunday of November.

In Europe the summer time begins on the last Sunday of March and ends on the last Sunday of October.

In Australia and some other countries on the southern hemisphere rules the winter time in the just called period for Europe.  Countries around the equator mostly use standard time (winter time).

The local solar time and stellar time accord with the local position of the sun and the stars. When it is twelve o'clock solar time, the sun stands in the south. When it is twelve o'clock stellar time, the Big Dipper stands above the Polar Star and twelve hours later right under that place.

For more information about clocks and time, see my Astronomical Clock.

Clocks for Europe, Australia and North America, etc. See Bill's Clocks.

See also Counters, clocks and calendars.

Disclaimer: The author of this web page is not responsible for the correctness of the calculated times and the results  of the Java Scripts in the diverse  web browsers. Copyright � 2000, Drs. Jan Nentjes.

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The Official US Time and UTC

Date and Time Gateway

USNO Time Service

Timeticker

Your geographic location

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