The horizontal line
question: According to the illustration in the link, where would the new year be?, context: Technically, wouldn't New Year be at the same time in every country? I may be wrong, but since it's stated that a full orbit around the Sun is a full Earth year, wouldn't New Year be based on the position of Earth respective to the star? LINKREMOVED I hope this illustrates it better. The horizontal line would be the "new year" line.
According to the illustration in the link, where would the new year be?
The horizontal line would be the "new year" line.
Technically, wouldn't New Year be at the same time in every country? I may be wrong, but since it's stated that a full orbit around the Sun is a full Earth year, wouldn't New Year be based on the position of Earth respective to the star? LINKREMOVED I hope this illustrates it better. The horizontal line would be the "new year" line.
<hl> The horizontal line <hl> would be the "new year" line.
Technically, wouldn't New Year be at the same time in every country? I may be wrong, but since it's stated that a full orbit around the Sun is a full Earth year, wouldn't New Year be based on the position of Earth respective to the star? LINKREMOVED I hope this illustrates it better. <hl> The horizontal line <hl> would be the "new year" line.
Technically, wouldn't New Year be at the same time in every country? I may be wrong, but since it's stated that a full orbit around the Sun is a full Earth year, wouldn't New Year be based on the position of Earth respective to the star? LINKREMOVED I hope this illustrates it better. <hl> The horizontal line would be the "new year" line. <hl>