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| Author | Topic: What Time is it ? |
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Don Barone (Moderator) |
posted 5/2/01 11:26 AM
Hi all: Just something to think about. While I was surfing the net I found a banner displaying the time and temperature at Amundsen-Scott, Antarctica. It got me to thinking. What time is it at the North and South Pole at any given moment ? Just wondering. Best Regards Don Barone [This message has been edited on 05/02/2001] |
| lll ll |
posted 9/23/03 0:38 AM
The time at the North and South pole at any given time would be the time of that which is; a larger portion of time that is merely days. Though this is reliable only upon the rotation of that which is other than that which is itself and upon it's isolation; it inof itself has no time. Are we still talking about the poles? lol |
| AHATMOSE |
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