a lot of people don’t realize that mountain time zone is for every mountain in the world, it’s the same time on every mountain due to their distance from the earth’s core
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It has to be this way because they are farther from the center of the earth and thus have a higher rotational speed.
The time zone is therefore necessary to accommodate relativity time compression effects.
And for those at slightly lower elevations, there is hill time, which is like mountain time, only not so ... peaky. Altitudinal. Climactic. Something like that.
There is also mound time, but let us not speak of that.
Because North American MT is based on the swath of land extending along mountain ranges from Canada down through Mexico. It’s not related to the height of the mountains but the location in the country. It has Daylight Saving Time like the rest of the country.
Also every Circle K exists in the same point in space time. You can walk into one and walk out of any other. You have to know how, but once you do, you’ll never fly commercial again.
It's all about gravity and time-dilation. It's why the yetis and the Ancient Masters™️ hang out in the Himalayas. The secret truths flat-earthers don't know want you to know about...
Mountains act like sundials, so the international space station can tell what time it is after they realize they forgot to bring the charger for their Apple Watch
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The time zone is therefore necessary to accommodate relativity time compression effects.
:p
Making temporal calculations
There is also mound time, but let us not speak of that.
The time on Everest is even later.
It’s 1 week from now.
North American Mountain Time is exactly as I’ve described. I’m not informed about mountain ranges elsewhere.
No different than EST or CST.
Sounds real to me
/s (for the slow)
😅
*all around the blooming heather
because of the gravity well.
People believe this kind of shit now
I even gave it a like
Perhaps I didn't use the right font...
https://www.timeanddate.com/time/zones/aoe
~ Einstein, probably