That squiggly line through the Pacific where days begin and end has no legal authority and technically doesn’t exist.

What is the international date line? The international date line is the "line" that runs through the middle of the Pacific Ocean about 180 degrees longitude from the North Pole to the South Pole.

The international date line is an imaginary line that runs north-south across the Pacific Ocean from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Each day starts at the international date line. But countries are free to observe time as they see fit—resulting in a number of calendar quirks.

What is the international date line? The international date line is the "line" that runs through the middle of the Pacific Ocean about 180 degrees longitude from the North Pole to the South Pole.

Last June I had the opportunity to fly from Queensland, Australia, to California, USA, experiencing the International Date Line crossing. The IDL is an imaginary line located mostly down the ...

Once the storm crosses the international date line, the forecasting responsibilities switch from the United States' National Hurricane Center to the Japan Meteorological Agency.

The date line shown on most maps is the one drawn by the British Admiralty in 1921, according to the U.S. Naval Observatory. It has no force in international law.

The International Date Line runs roughly along 180 degrees longitude through the middle of the Pacific Ocean. The line is defined by practice rather than any international body; its zigzagging ...

The international date line is the "line" that runs through the middle of the Pacific Ocean about 180 degrees longitude from the North Pole to the South Pole. It's located halfway around the world ...