What is GMT, and why does ICONS use GMT?
Greenwich Mean Time (sometimes called universal time) is the standard time system used worldwide. No matter where on earth you are, you can figure out what time it is GMT by subtracting or adding hours. The first thing to do is to figure out how many hours behind or ahead of GMT it is where you are located. You do this by subtracting or adding time zones relative to GMT. In other words, if it were 15:00 GMT and you are located 6 time zones behind GMT, then you would subtract 6 hours from 15:00 GMT and it would be 9:00 in the morning local time where you are located. A note regarding GMT and daylight savings time: If you reside in a location where daylight savings time is observed, make sure to take this into consideration when converting GMT to your local time. (In the continental U.S. you would lose an hour in the spring when daylight savings time begins. For example, if you are 5 hours behind GMT before daylight savings time, you will be 4 hours behind after daylight savings time beg
