World clock: the time around the globe

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Kabul 03:00
Buenos Aires 19:30
Perth 06:30
Darwin 08:00
Adelaide 08:00
Brisbane 08:30
Sydney 08:30
Melbourne 08:30
Hobart 08:30
Brussels 00:30
La Paz 18:30
Manaus 18:30
Rio de Janeiro 19:30
Phnom Penh 05:30
Vancouver 15:30
Winnipeg 17:30
Halifax 19:30
Santiago 18:30
Shanghai 06:30
Bogota 17:30
Havana 18:30
Kinshasa 23:30
Nuuk 20:30
Santo Domingo 18:30
Quito 17:30
Cairo 01:30
Addis Ababa 01:30
Suva 10:30
Helsinki 01:30
Paris 00:30
Hamburg 00:30
Athens 01:30
Guatemala 16:30
Budapest 00:30
Reykjavik 22:30
New Delhi 04:00
Jakarta, Java 05:30
Tehran 02:00
Baghdad 01:30
Tokyo 07:30
Astana 04:30
Nairobi 01:30
Monrovia 22:30
Antananarivo 01:30
Tijuana 15:30
Mexico City 17:30
Palikir 09:30
Ulaanbaatar 06:30
Rabat 22:30
Maputo 00:30
Windhoek 23:30
Wellington 10:30
Niamey 23:30
Lagos 23:30
Oslo 00:30
Asuncion 18:30
Lima 17:30
Manila 06:30
Lisbon 23:30
Bucharest 01:30
Moscow 02:30
Yekaterinburg 04:30
Irkutsk 07:30
Yakutsk 07:30
Vladivostok 09:30
Kamtschatka 11:30
Riyadh 01:30
Dakar 22:30
Belgrade 00:30
Singapore 06:30
Mogadishu 01:30
Cape Town 00:30
Seoul 07:30
Madrid 00:30
Colombo 04:00
Taipei 06:30
Dar es Salaam 01:30
Bangkok 05:30
Ankara 01:30
Funafuti 10:30
London 23:30
Honolulu 12:30
Anchorage 14:30
San Francisco 15:30
Denver 16:30
Chicago 17:30
New York 18:30
Kyiv 01:30
Dubai 02:30
Tashkent 03:30
Caracas 18:00
Hanoi 05:30
El Aaiún 22:30
Harare 00:30
The technology for the display of the world time is copyrighted. Any unallowed copying of programming code or text will be prosecuted by civil law and be held criminally liable
The technology for the display of the world time is copyrighted. Any unallowed copying of programming code or text will be prosecuted by civil law and be held criminally liable
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What is the world time and what is it good for?


Before the world time had been established the actual local time was used, that is the time a sun-dial would show, having noon at the time of sun transit.
With the development of modern society and increase of mobility defining a coordinated time system became crucial. This was achieved with the Greenwich mean time (GMT). The globe was divided in 24 timezones with an offset of one hour to each other. The mean solar time at Royal Observatory in Greenwich near London was determined as the origin, all timezones are defined by the offset to the Greenwich mean time. In 1972 the Coordinated universal time (UTC) replaced the GMT as a time standard. The UTC is derived from the
International Atomic Time being based on atomic clocks rather than astronomical observations, which were the basis for GMT.

The current UTC-Time is: 22:30



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