There is somewhere across this world that the time is 10:09 and after another minute as the globe spins there will be another spot that is 10:09. So this clock is constantly correct no matter what.
Nugu. If you sub divide the degrees separating any two latitudes to a fine detail you can go down to seconds let alone minutes, so there is a place hata kama ni Kwa ocean that is 10:09 saa Hii.
[COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)]The distance between each degree of latitude is 69 miles (110 kilometers). Now convert those 110 KM into centimeters then into millimeters and you will create Timeszones separated by minutes.
When I wrote this I didn’t go by the conventional timezones. They say that the time in Nairobi is the same as in Kampala but in real sense Nairobi is seconds ahead if you want us to go that route.
If you subdivided timezones then you wouldn’t be using hours to tell time. You’ll have to use minutes and seconds or come up with a different unit.
If you have timezones separated by minutes where does HH:mm time of 10:09 come from? You’d have to use mm:ss to tell time and time of day would start from 0000:00000AM to 2399:86399PM according to your garbage timezones.
It is exactly what I have been trying to tell that cow. Lakini yeye anataka ikuwe tu you can define one quantity using just 1 type of unit. Kama ni time anatak ikuwe measured in Hours ONLY yet seconds ndizo SI units
If you are inside a West bound ship that is able to keep a constant speed as the earth’s spin around it axis, you can chase sunrise and keep travelling in the morning through out for thousands of nautical miles.