Who saw the sun first, why did the mouse see the sun before the camel

Let's give a more specific introduction... That's not easy to answer.

First of all, the camel walks in the desert, one: it may not sleep all night and is dazzled, two, the desert often has a mirage, it may see that, three: it is too sleepy, it can't distinguish between the southeast and the northwest.

They see the sunset, not the dusk.

You may not be able to see the sun early at sunrise, and you won't be able to see the sun if it rains on a cloudy day. Seeing the sun first does not necessarily mean that the sun rises early, and if it is always sunny, it will be seen first than where it is always cloudy, and even if the sunrise is later here, the sun will be seen first.

"Where the Sun Rises First": Japan as an Eastern Power [Rise of Great Powers 07].

Some.. For example, neither Japan nor Japan saw the sun at the same hour. The time difference is 1 hour.

If you count according to the time calendar, i.e., recognize the "International Date Line", you will know by looking at the map!

Exactly, there is no order.

In world time, Kiribati in the Pacific Ocean.

There is no precedence, no initial.

Based on the International Date Line, China will see the sun on a given day before London.

Because the earth is round and circulating. So I can't say that I laughed clearly. It can only be said that on the same day, it was China that saw the sun first. Beijing saw the sun eight hours earlier than Ascending Sun London.

This question is really unprofessional, not good lz

You can experience it in China and London respectively.

China sees the sun first. Here's how it works:

The Earth is a planet that revolves around the Sun, and the Earth's rotation from west to east forms day and night, with the side facing the Sun being day and the side facing away from the Sun being night.

Since it turns from west to east, it is always the eastern region facing the sun first, and the western region facing the sun first.

China is in the eastern part of the United States, so it is natural that China sees the sun first.

As for how much earlier than the United States, the earliest area where China saw the sun was Heilongjiang at about 135 degrees east longitude, and the first place where the United States saw the sun was at 65 degrees west longitude. The difference between the two places is 200 degrees, which is an hour.

Hope it helps!

Of course it's China, our country is in the east, the United States is in the west, and the sun rises in the east, so it's China.

China. On average, China is about 12 hours ahead of the United States.

The earth is round, who do you say first, the two countries take turns to watch.