However, there is a problem with Solar Time. The Earth does not actually spin around 360 degrees in one Solar Day. The Earth is in orbit around the Sun, and over the course of one day, it moves about one Degree along its orbit (360 degrees/ 365.25 Days for a full orbit = about one Degree per Day). So, in 24 hours, the direction toward the Sun changes by about a Degree. Therefore, the Earth has to spin 361 degrees to make the Sun look like it has traveled 360 degrees around the Sky.
Porén, hai un problema coa hora solar. Na verdade, a Terra non xira 360 graos nun día solar. A Terra está en órbita arredor do sol e, no curso dun día, móvese aproximadamente un grao na súa órbita (360 graos/ 365, 25 días para unha órbita completa = arredor dun grao por día). Polo tanto, en 24 horas a dirección cara o Sol muda en arredor dun grao. En consecuencia, a Terra ten que xirar 361 graos para facer que Sol semelle ter viaxado 360 graos arredor do ceo.