does the hole intire state of indiana change to fast time.?
446536
yes...i heard that the entire state will be doing the time change.  Starting next year, it will begin the first weekend of march, and end the last weekend of november!
434771
$3.28   yes!   Indiana
454613
I know how you are feeling. Here in Indiana, it's the first time in many years that we used Daylight Savings Time. Until yesterday, parts of Indiana and Arizona were exempt from using DST. Since our govenor signed a new law, we are now on track with everyone else. I had to set all of our watches and clockes ahead 1 hour for the first time.
400166
8:00. At least I think that because i dunno if Indiana is in the central time zone. If Indiana is in the the eastern time zone, then it's 9:00.
651194
Not sure, possibly 6 pm.  I'd have to check.  I believe Mexico is in the "Mountain" time zone.  if Ohio is Eastern then there are 2 hours difference.  That would change my answer to 5 pm.
250533
11:30pm, April 30th\n\nWake Island is located in The Hawaiian Standard Time.  Honolulu is -10hr GMT.  \n\nLondon is 0hr GMT\n\nHawaii does not observe daylight saving.  \nOn the other hand, London, UK does! so that takes place in April and therefore London has already gone up by one hr.\n\nThis makes Hawaii fall 11 hrs behind London, UK...\n\nand voila, while London is @ 10:30am on May 1st, Wake Island is 11:30pm on April 30th.\n\nanddddd ... at that time it is 5:30am on the North American Eastern Seaboard (homeeee :>:>)
1134967
Yes, it is possible. Time stamps can get messed up during routing. Most are correct but they do error.
453720
This article appears as though it may, but you have to pay:\nhttp://www.ingentaconnect.com/content/geol/jgs/1987/00000144/00000001/14410059
480630
Arizona and Hawaii!\n\n"Arizona (except some Indian Reservations), Hawaii, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and American Samoa have chosen not to observe Daylight Saving Time. This choice does make sense for the areas closer to the equator because the days are more consistent in length throughout the year."
1092314
Yes, it should, as there is no one on Eastern Standard time currently (even Indiana started changing their clocks this year).
934659
erm!  isnt that a no brainer.. its simply\n""""THE HOLE""""
563218
Yes I grew up in Indiana. Hoosier born and raised. Portage Indiana is where I come from.
33916
Arizona, Hawai'i and parts of Indiana (although Indiana is changing).
431132
It depends on what state you live in. They all can be different. Check with your State Highway Patrol or Park district...they should be able to tell you.
286517
It differs. From 90 feet a minute to 180 feet a minute.
717045
Careful with your units!\n\n45 degree 55.249 is not the same as 45.55429. It is probably in the format of degrees and decimal minutes.\n\n45.920816667\n\n110.439916667\n\nSo, we find this point a little bit north of the stretch of I-90 between Bozeman, Montana and Big Timber. It's in Clyde Park or east of it.
647859
Neglecting all factors, including air resistance, you would fall faster and faster until you passed the center going really fast, and "fall" up to the surface on the other side of the Earth, slower and slower, until you stopped at the surface on the other side. To someone standing there it would seem as if you had been been thrown up from deep in the hole just hard enough to reach the surface. The time it would take to go through the Earth this way would be the same as the time it would take to complete half an orbit around the world, or about 45 minutes.