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BST/IST to GMT

Kevster · 2009-10-25 00:16:54

Yo everyone, do'nt forget that we're going back to GMT tonight! So, this will have implications for all of the launch times. The US change their clocks back at different times. It'll be cool for me because I'll no longer be on British Summer Time. At least you guys had Irish Summer Time (IST). :P

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25-10-2009 1:16am

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Kevster

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Yo everyone, do'nt forget that we're going back to GMT tonight! So, this will have implications for all of the launch times. The US change their clocks back at different times. It'll be cool for me because I'll no longer be on British Summer Time. At least you guys had Irish Summer Time (IST).

:P

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#2 25-10-2009 1:22am
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Ahh much simpler now altogether. Alot of launchs/events are listed in GMT first, will make it far easier.

And an extra hour to sleep...

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#3 25-10-2009 4:59am
ynotdu

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except the Ares-1X launch on tuesday will be scheduled for 12pm 27th{which is only four hours ahead of EST}as the States has not put it's clocks back.

Ares 1-x wil have a four hour launch window but weather is only at 40% at the moment.
it has the same launch window for the 28th and the 29th.

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