After 5 minutes of math

I've technically/theoretically found out the exact time of the day.(Which isn't probably exact).

If there wasn't a leap year, there would have to be 24 hours and 59.17808219178 seconds in a day.

I figure, [60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 hours x 365 days (+1 days for leap year) x 4 years ]

That finds out the seconds of a 4 year period including leap year.  You come out with 126,230,400 seconds.

You divide by four to find the seconds of an exact year.  It comes out to 31,557,600 seconds.

You then find the amount of a technical day 60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 days x 365 days.  You come out with 31,536,000 seconds in a perfect 24 hour year.

You then subtract the EXACT year (31,557,600 seconds by 31,536,000) to find the difference.  Which is = 21600. 

You then divide the difference (21600 seconds) by 365 days to find the excess seconds per day.  Which = 59.17808219178 seconds.

Sure,

• This is probably wrong
• This could have been googled easily
• This could have been found out easier

But this all came out while chatting with high friends.

Good night.

Congrats, you can do basic math.

but wouldn't the time be wrong since 5 minutes passed?

oh and DIVIDE BY ZERO OH SH-

DGAFmuffinZ wrote: Pezzer wrote: Congrats, you can do basic math. Go fly with your jobless father.

owned.

Santa Chewp wrote: DGAFmuffinZ wrote: I've technically/theoretically found out the exact time of the day.(Which isn't probably exact). If there wasn't a leap year, there would have to be 24 hours and 59.17808219178 seconds in a day. I figure, [60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 hours x 365 days (+1 days for leap year) x 4 years ] That finds out the seconds of a 4 year period including leap year.  You come out with 126,230,400 seconds. You divide by four to find the seconds of an exact year.  It comes out to 31,557,600 seconds. You then find the amount of a technical day 60 seconds x 60 minutes x 24 days x 365 days.  You come out with 31,536,000 seconds in a perfect 24 hour year. You then subtract the EXACT year (31,557,600 seconds by 31,536,000) to find the difference.  Which is = 21600.  You then divide the difference (21600 seconds) by 365 days to find the excess seconds per day.  Which = 59.17808219178 seconds. Sure, This is probably wrong This could have been googled easily This could have been found out easier But this all came out while chatting with high friends. Good night. I couldn't handle math like that if I were in your position.

I've been thinking about it for hours.

Snake6 wrote: DGAFmuffinZ wrote: Pezzer wrote: Congrats, you can do basic math. Go fly with your jobless father. owned.

You're thinking about the wrong guy.  My father is neither a pilot nor jobless.

owned.

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Edited by Reb Cpl - 27 December 2007 at 11:13am

4:20

So what time is it?

hoginds24 wrote: So what time is it?