(meteorobs) UT Time

[Ann Finster]

Thank you for the tip, Joseph, but I am not the intended receipient.
   
                                     -- Ann Finster

josephasmus at cox.net wrote:
  For the official US time, you can go to www.time.gov and shoose your time zone. UT is also an option... so for whatever time zone you're in within the USA, you can determine whatthe UT is relative to your location.

Joseph
San Diego, CA 




> From: GlN01 at webtv.net (J G)
> Date: 2005/11/09 Wed PM 01:24:47 EST
> To: meteorobs at meteorobs.org
> Subject: (meteorobs) Re: meteorobs Digest, Vol 19, Issue 10
> 
> How do I determine my UT? I am located in Mississippi USA, Please help,
> I tried to figure it out with a website I ran up on, but it just
> confused me even more, Thanks for any help, Jen
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