16K views · 360 reactions | What Iranians knew 3500 years ago about their natural rythem, the Earth's rotation around the sun and the four seasons. Science is deep rooted in Iranian heritage and culture. It's time we found ourselves again. | Iran Focused Forum | Facebook

That's a fascinating fact! Because of the Earth's rotation and time zones, the Adhan (Islamic call to prayer) is being called somewhere in the world at every moment. As Fajr (pre-dawn prayer) begins in one place, Dhuhr (noon prayer) is being called in another, and so on. Since Muslims pray five times a day, the cycle continues nonstop across different regions. It’s an incredible thought—no matter what time it is, the call to prayer is always echoing somewhere on Earth. Follow us @unknownthingshe

Time zones aren’t magic; they’re pure physics. Earth rotates 360° in 24 hours, so every 15° equals one hour of time difference. When you fly west, you move against Earth’s rotation and “gain” time; when you fly east, you “lose” it. We decode the science behind time zones and why your body feels jet-lagged. #TimeZones #Rome #Earth #India #TimeTravel #MO | Mo.Of.Everything