time

This is served by the cluster,
(You can also click a specific server: www1, or www2, or wikipedia:ISO 8601.)

Region/City REFRESH	Year	Month	Date	Day	Hour	Minute	Second
Pacific/Auckland	2023	12	03	Sun	17	37	42
Asia/Tokyo	2023	12	03	Sun	13	37	42
Australia/Perth	2023	12	03	Sun	12	37	42
Asia/Manila	2023	12	03	Sun	12	37	42
Europe/Moscow	2023	12	03	Sun	07	37	42
Europe/Berlin	2023	12	03	Sun	05	37	42
Europe/London	2023	12	03	Sun	04	37	42
GMT	2023	12	03	Sun	04	37	42
America/New_York	2023	12	02	Sat	23	37	42
America/Chicago	2023	12	02	Sat	22	37	42
America/Los_Angeles	2023	12	02	Sat	20	37	42
Pacific/Honolulu	2023	12	02	Sat	18	37	42

DAY
Light
Working

06:00	09:00	12:00	15:00	18:00
Dawn	AM	Noon	PM	Dusk

00:00	03:00	06:00	09:00	12:00	15:00	18:00	21:00	24:00
Midnight	No Phone	Dawn	Morning	Noon	Afternoon	Dusk	Evening	Midnight

NIGHT
Dark
Sleeping

Do Not
Phone

18:00	21:00	24:00	03:00	06:00
Dusk	Evening	Midnight	No Phone	Dawn

12:00	15:00	18:00	21:00	00:00	03:00	06:00	09:00	12:00
Noon	Afternoon	Dusk	Evening	Midnight	No Phone	Dawn	Morning	Noon

West >>> East

Orthographic Projections

Mercator Projections

The world rotates anti-clockwise (seen from space above the North Pole).
The sun rises in the East, & sets in the West. Pictures move to the right.

West	Middle	East

The sun lit west edge is just after dawn, people start to wake.	The sun lit middle is at midday (except in summer politicians may fake a delay & call it 11:00 Summer Time).	The East edge of the sun lit globe is approaching dusk, work ceasing.
The West edge of the dark side is after dusk, work ceased.	The middle of the dark side is Mid- Night (& West of middle is after Mid- Night), Asleep, DO NOT PHONE THEM!	The East edge of the dark side is approaching dawn, people will wake later.

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- Please report it, if time or global positions (on this page) differ when delivered by any of {www1 & www2}.
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Info. on time zones.
Note Hours shown (except on GMT row) are local fake politicians times aka Summer Times etc.Not real solar times as you would get off a sun dial on the East edge of the time zone a city is in! eg British and EU politicians call 11:00 solar in summer as midday, but Stonehenge and garden sun dials will expose it as fake, only 11 AM. Ditto for old pyramids, with sun slots for real solar mid day..
Berklix computer consultants use time zone Europe/Berlin. In Northern hemisphere: Winter: CET (Central European Time) = GMT+01:00, Summer: CEST (Central European Summer Time) = GMT+02:00.

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This is served by the cluster, (You can also click a specific server: www1, or www2, or wikipedia:ISO 8601.)

This is served by the cluster,
(You can also click a specific server: www1, or www2, or wikipedia:ISO 8601.)