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The article is about Canada, far from the equator, where sunrise times are substantially later in the winter months. Singapore is not a relevant case for the ex
by CrazyStat 7y ago
The article is about Canada, far from the equator, where sunrise times are substantially later in the winter months. Singapore is not a relevant case for the experts' concern.
- chimeracoder 7y ago> The article is about Canada, far from the equator, where sunrise times are substantially later in the winter months. Not really that much later. On the winter solstice, sunrise in Vancouver is around 8am, which is less than an hour after Singapore (Singapore's sunrise can be as late as 7:15am).
- CrazyStat 7y agoThat would be 9am with the proposed change. Quite a difference between 7:15 and 9.
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- throw0101a 7y agoYes, but "Canada" is big, and most of the people live on the southern portion of it. The southern Ontario wine region is at the same latitude as France's wine region. Scotland is at the same latitude as northern Quebec. Compare locations on a globe.
- CrazyStat 7y agoFrance, Scotland. Neither of those are Singapore last time I checked. By all means make comparisons to France and Scotland, I don't have any issues with that.
- gerbilly 7y ago> most of the people live on the southern portion of it. Yeah and the 'south of Canada' is at the 49th parallel more or less. Singapore is at 1°N.