why does it take longer to travel from sydney to london than the opposite direction?

Answer 1

because in one direction you are traveling with the current, in the other direction you have a lot more air resistance.

Answer 2

Well if you take the opposite direction, you're travelling around the world, right? At least that's the answer I'd give if this is a riddle.

Answer 3

Jet lag affects different people in different ways. For Europe to Australia, one to three days should see you right. If you are having a stopover in Singapore, you will adjust faster. If you are used to shift work at home, it will take you little time to adjust. If you go immediately into the normal routine of the new time zone you should be fine within three days. Seasoned travellers take less time than this.

Answer 4

because of the earth's move. when you travel from sydney to londen the earth is moving in the opposite of yours. and therfore you'll be there shorter. ( an example of this is two cars that are coming towards each other.)

Answer 5

becz earth rotates from west to east therefore u need to cross agnst time zones to reach london where as u move with time zones to reach sydney

Answer 6

jet stream or the pilots get so hammered in sydney they drive slower going to london so as not to hit anything

Answer 7

2 reasons.... the time change.... and the aircurrents (you're moving with them in one direction, and agianst in the other)

Answer 8

because of the time change, but technically because of weather patters and the jet stream.

Answer 9

it is a fact that it takes longer? is it by plain or car. dan call me stupid because ui dont know how far apart they are

Answer 10

because you touch yourself at night