Ian Batten said:
The easternmost point of the London district of Greenwich is a the
intersection of two roads, Maze Hill and Charlton Way. The coordinates are
51° 28.509' N, 0° 0.602' E
I'm not sure what you're using as a definition of district. SE2 0AT is in
the
Royal Borough of
On 12 Feb 2014, at 22:22, Clive D.W. Feather cl...@davros.org wrote:
Ian Batten said:
The easternmost point of the London district of Greenwich is a the
intersection of two roads, Maze Hill and Charlton Way. The coordinates are
51° 28.509' N, 0° 0.602' E
I'm not sure what you're using as
Gerard Ashton ashto...@comcast.net wrote:
At such time, any correct attempt to explain what GMT means, when used
as a synonym for UTC, should mention it has nothing to do with
Greenwich.
It hasn't had anything to do with Greenwich since the Observatory moved to
Herstmonceux. Nowadays GMT qua
We all know that Greenwich Mean Time is commonly used to describe UTC,
UT1, and various similar time scales. Please check if I have estimated
correctly.
-The easternmost point of the London district of Greenwich is a the
intersection of two roads, Maze Hill and Charlton Way. The coordinates are
On 10 Feb 2014, at 18:42, Gerard Ashton ashto...@comcast.net wrote:
in about three years. At such time, any correct attempt to explain what GMT
means, when used as a synonym for UTC, should mention it has nothing to do
with Greenwich.
Easy: redefine Greenwich.
Estate agents have already
