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The Russian timetable conundrum

pinnopinno Posts: 40,222
edited September 2012 in The bottom bracket
Russia is so big it has 8 time zones. 8 time zones !! (never mind the distance between Wyre Piddle and Waterley Bottoms MattC). This is causing a bit polava (or should I say Pavlova) currently in Russia.

After trying fruitlessly to figure out the plus 1 or minus 1 conundrum, I totally flumoxed myself. Then I thought about Einstein and now I am left like Dreyfus.

If I get on the train at 6am on the most Western point in Russia and then travelled through all 8 time zones at the speed of light to Vladivostock, what time would I arrive at ?
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    Ask Svlutlana :?:
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    Is it a diesel train?
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  • nwallacenwallace Posts: 1,465
    pinarello001 wrote:
    Russia is so big it has 8 time zones. 8 time zones !! (never mind the distance between Wyre Piddle and Waterley Bottoms MattC). This is causing a bit polava (or should I say Pavlova) currently in Russia.

    After trying fruitlessly to figure out the plus 1 or minus 1 conundrum, I totally flumoxed myself. Then I thought about Einstein and now I am left like Dreyfus.

    If I get on the train at 6am on the most Western point in Russia and then travelled through all 8 time zones at the speed of light to Vladivostock, what time would I arrive at ?

    Time Zone is irrelevant, it doesn't matter where you are in Russia the train is on Moscow time, which means despite it being teatime, your breakfast is now ready.
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  • RideOnTimeRideOnTime Posts: 4,712
    are you facing forwards or backwards?
  • dmclite-3.0dmclite-3.0 Posts: 845
    Vino2007 might know.

    Ooh, is there a drinks cariage on the train ?
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  • rick_chaseyrick_chasey Posts: 52,688 Lives Here
    nwallace wrote:
    pinarello001 wrote:
    Russia is so big it has 8 time zones. 8 time zones !! (never mind the distance between Wyre Piddle and Waterley Bottoms MattC). This is causing a bit polava (or should I say Pavlova) currently in Russia.

    After trying fruitlessly to figure out the plus 1 or minus 1 conundrum, I totally flumoxed myself. Then I thought about Einstein and now I am left like Dreyfus.

    If I get on the train at 6am on the most Western point in Russia and then travelled through all 8 time zones at the speed of light to Vladivostock, what time would I arrive at ?

    Time Zone is irrelevant, it doesn't matter where you are in Russia the train is on Moscow time, which means despite it being teatime, your breakfast is now ready.

    Pretty sure this man is right.
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