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nemchenk · 06-14-10, 05:53 AM

I've not been out of the North Sea yet, but I think Local Time is adjusted for the time zone. The clock is GMT, AFAIK.

So, looking at GMT 05:31 and Local Time 12:31, you are 7 hours ahead of GMT, somewhere in the Arctic Ocean? I'm basing that on September -- heading into winter -- and the fact that there is little sun at 12:31 where you are. Or perhaps you are in the Southern Ocean, where September would be just heading out of winter, and thus the darkness at noon?

06-14-10, 05:53 AM	#2
nemchenk Bosun Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 69 Downloads: 22 Uploads: 0	I've not been out of the North Sea yet, but I think Local Time is adjusted for the time zone. The clock is GMT, AFAIK. So, looking at GMT 05:31 and Local Time 12:31, you are 7 hours ahead of GMT, somewhere in the Arctic Ocean? I'm basing that on September -- heading into winter -- and the fact that there is little sun at 12:31 where you are. Or perhaps you are in the Southern Ocean, where September would be just heading out of winter, and thus the darkness at noon?