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and also how did they count the days...

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Did they have astronats as good as the ones we have now to find out how many days in a year?

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I wonder how they added up the 6 hours from each year for 4 years to make a whole day... Did they move the earth to rotate for longer every 4 years instead of the earth rotating every year for just 6 hours more.

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I never knew about how they divide the earth in time zones I also didn't know they had there own names.

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I think that different places have different times because since the earth is rotating, the side of the earth that is facing away from the sun is in the dark and the side that is facing the sun is in daytime. So as the hours go by, the sides will kind of switch places.

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I wonder what would've happened if the humans had never split the time into 24 parts.

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I learned that A.M and P.M actually stands for something in latin.

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I wonder why  the sun  is so hot

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I wonder why the ancient romans chose to split the day like that? Why didn't they just keep it how it was? I noticed that the romans are trying to make it easier when they changed how they told the time.

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Different places have different times because everybody sees the sun at different times. The sun can only make it day on one side of Earth at one time. If it is noon in Texas, it would be midnight on the opposite side of the world. I think people came up with time zones because sundials would have only been able to tell what time it was in the area it was in. Also, people wouldn't easily be able to travel to the other side of the world to tell people how to set their clocks. I think one reason people are still using time zones because it would be very confusing to travel if noon was the middle of the day in one place, and dusk in another.

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AM starts at midnight and PM starts at noon. midday is when the sun is directly above you. Romans thought the sun kept going and when under us. AM stands for ante meridiam and PM stands for post meridiam. I wonder why the romans decided to split the day to when the sun was highest in the sky.

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I think it depends on where your country is on the earth since america is on the other side of the earth that is why there is an eight hour difference

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I wonder why the earth rotates.

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Because the sun does not spin the earth does so when the earth spins one half of the world is night and the other is morning. And also the middle is the afternoon for example i went to budrum turkey and the sun goes down at 8:00 pm here in Doha qatar.
the sun goes down at 6 see the difference.

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It's interesting how the Romans split the earth into 24 parts to tell the time.

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Different places have different times because the Earth rotates around the sun. So, in one place the sun will be facing towards them, and in another place, it might not.

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I think that different places have different times because the sun moves around the earth and for different lights, its a different time.

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I am very interested in learning about time zones. I never knew the origin of time or the abbreviations of am and pm. Our time zone is called Arabian Standard time. I notice that time zones aren't always divided up equally. China for example, has one time zone and is about the size of the U.S.A. which has four. Additionally, I notice that countries change times. For example, Greece does daylight saving in March and so the time is the same as Qatar (Gmt +2) But in October Greece changes back to one hour behind Qatar. Qatar doesn't change time. But because GMT becomes either +3 or +2 sometimes it can be quite confusing.

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We have different times in different places in the world because the is tilted and the world rotates 360. So when it tilts, one place has more then another place. Also, the world rotates and that means that some place doesn't get any sun (that means it midnight I think).

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I wonder what would happen if the time was completely the same all over the world...

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I wonder if in some countries their daytime is longer than ours.

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Something interesting is that there is something called time zones and we split them up into 24

something i wonder is whats all the time zones called

something i notice is the timezones are each 1 hour apart

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I think that diffrent places have diffrent times depending which way the sun is going, and also depending on which side on the earth are they living in, like for example

-Morning hours "AM" Afternoon "PM"
-Egyptians split the day into 12 parts
-Romans decided to their day into half
-Romans counted their hours at noon
-Romans cut the day in half midday to midnight line called Meridien which was their word for midday
-"AM" stands for ante meridian which is Latan.
-"PM" stands for post Meridien.

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I think different places have different times because the earth is spinning. This means the sun won't stay in the same area.

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Because the sun circles around the earth and so does the moon. the sun can be at the bottum and the moon can be at the top.

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I wonder if the top of a time zone has the same time as the bottom of the same time zone.

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I noticed that in the 5th slide they made the picture look like a clock and they also added the hours to the sides.

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Why do we not use the egyptian time, and instead use the roman time?

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Why I think different places have different times.

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Why I think different places have different times.

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I think the reason why different places have different times is because when one side of the planet is facing the sun (day) the   other side of the planet is facing away (night).

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I never knew that countries has such big time differences

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An interesting fact is that even if we are not on the opposite side of the earth from another person there is still a time  difference.

I notice that if we count the different time zones we can see how much time difference there is.

I wonder why they didn't just keep the same time instead of making different time zones.

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It's because of the sun. If the sun is on this side of the world, then it means that across the world, people are sleeping, because it's night. So that means that if I were to call my cousin in Kentucky, it would be around 2:30 for them. Even though it's 9:30 (ish) here in doha

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I notice that when the sun is shining it shines exactly on half of the earth. It doesn't shine more than half or less, it is exactly in the middle.

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I notice that when the sun is shining it shines exactly on half of the earth. It doesn't shine more than half or less, it is exactly in the middle.

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I wonder if there are only 24 time zones but a continent/country/city/states are on the line of a time zone. What time would that be?

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I wonder if there are only 24 time zones but a continent/country/city/states are on the line of a time zone. What time would that be?

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I think that it is because of the sun. The earth rotates but the sun dose not. The earth rotates and whichever place the sun is giving light to is the day. on the other side of the earth it is night time.

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Maybe there are different time zones because the egyptians fixed time for there country. So, by the time every country had fixed there time, nearly everyone had different times.

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I found it interesting in the video that the world was split into 24 sections.

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I wonder why the Romans made A.M and P.M if you have hours in a day?

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Different places have different tine zones because the places are far from each other. You and your neighbour won't have different time zones, but you cousin who lives in another country might have a different time zone from you. This is because of the Earth's rotation. Because the Earth rotates, therefore in different places night and day can be switched (if they are on the other side of the world from you). Or if they are not that far away their time zone might only be a few hours ahead or behind.

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Egyptians had 12 hours of daytime. and 12 hours of nighttime so. they split it and made. a.m, p.m

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In the Earths rotation around the sun the Earth rotates itself. when that happens the sun faces one side of the Earth causing the other side to become dark that is night.

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As I learned from the video and the article, the reason there is different time zones from city to city is because of the sun's positioning. If the sun is facing towards one country and isn't reaching another, it is morning for one country and night for the other.

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Each time zone has a different name. For example Qatar is named "Offset".