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प्रश्न
Why doesn’t the IDL pass through land?
उत्तर
- If the IDL had passed through land or some islands, the people there would have had to follow different dates and timings because dates would have been different in their eastern and western parts.
- Also, it would have been difficult to know when one crosses the IDL on land and when the date changes on the calendar.
- Therefore, IDL does not pass through land.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
While crossing the IDL, a person will have to add one day when travelling from ______.
According to the international convention, at which meridian does the day and date change occurs?
What considerations have been made while deciding the IDL?
Why is the IDL considered with respect to the 180° meridian only?
180° line of longitude is ______.
choose the odd one.
Match the following
A | B |
0° line of latitude | Pole |
0° line of longitude | International Date Line |
180° line of longitude | Greenwich |
90° line of latitude | Equator |
23 1/220° N and S 66 1/220° N and S lines of latitudes are called ______.
Using an atlas, tell if, on the following route, the IDL will be crossed and show it on the map.
Delhi - Kolkata - Singapore - Melbourne
Using an atlas, tell if, on the following route, the IDL will be crossed and show it on the map.
Chennai - Singapore - Tokyo - Sydney - Santiago