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I wonder what the upload speed is in Antarctica..
14 Oct 2026 5:34 am
Up load speed is the artic circle/north pole axis point of rotation
Down load is Antarctica polar axis point where dawn and dusk meet per latitudes between equator and two annual solstices 6 months apart for 8 season a year 7 days a week 365 days between winter solstices of either hemisphere. That is 1460 actual rotations without a February 29 ever existed.
Oh yeah, dawn and dusk are the separation equator to daylight and night each rotation life adapting to never same results twice. So how does midnight change calendar dates instead of sunrise per latitude 1461 days by relative time logistical facts?
International Dateline and Greenwich Prime Meridian factually account for 2 days a week occurring same rotation of the planet sunrise to sunrise each rotation regardless latitude.
Oh the optics of mind control over each brain arriving from the nucleus of each person's actual point of origin of existing in series parallel displacement living current events globally here cradle to grave, now.
Down load is Antarctica polar axis point where dawn and dusk meet per latitudes between equator and two annual solstices 6 months apart for 8 season a year 7 days a week 365 days between winter solstices of either hemisphere. That is 1460 actual rotations without a February 29 ever existed.
Oh yeah, dawn and dusk are the separation equator to daylight and night each rotation life adapting to never same results twice. So how does midnight change calendar dates instead of sunrise per latitude 1461 days by relative time logistical facts?
International Dateline and Greenwich Prime Meridian factually account for 2 days a week occurring same rotation of the planet sunrise to sunrise each rotation regardless latitude.
Oh the optics of mind control over each brain arriving from the nucleus of each person's actual point of origin of existing in series parallel displacement living current events globally here cradle to grave, now.