Traveling to tomorrow/yesterday [closed]
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This question always comes to my mind and I cannot find a logical answer to it. We all know that there are some hours differ in the time if we travel from east to west or from west to east.
Suppose I am now at one of the most western countries (like Hawai) where the time is 7 PM on Saturday and I travel to one of the most eastern countries (Like Newsland) where the time would be around 6 PM on Sunday, would it be considered as traveling to tomorrow?
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