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mindimplode | 13:58 Sun 02nd Apr 2006 | Travel
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When travelling westward time difference dictates that local time will get earlier and earlier the further west you travel. If you can travel at exactly the speed needed to hit a new time zone every hour, could it be possible to stay at, say, 3pm on the 3rd April forever? or when you get to Alaska do you simply jump a whole 24 hours?
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The 24 hour jump occurs when you cross the International Date Line.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Date_Line

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