Know what a time zone does
Trust the time on an entry after a flight.
A calendar entry holds a moment, not a number on a clock. It remembers the zone you set it in.
Land in Denver and the phone changes zone: three in New York shows as one.
Key points
- An entry holds a moment, and the zone it was made in
- Travel changes the clock, not the appointment
What to remember
- The calendar did the arithmetic.
- The moment stays; the clock changes.
Try this
Open an entry on your calendar and find the Time zone row. Reading is enough.
Practice: Know what a time zone does. Your first lesson is free, with no account or card; the rest are part of a Lantern plan. Interactive lessons require JavaScript.