I'm pretty sure I have this correct, but would appreciate verification.
When I convert UT to local time for a brief astronomical event, say a
transit or occultation, instead of using the standard UT+7 for MST,
should I be using the longitude of Phoenix (say 112°) divided by 15° =
+7 hours 28 minutes instead of just +7? I guess what this comes down to
is whether the east edge of MST is UT+7 or the middle of the time zone
is used to set the time. Was unable to find the answer to that online.
Thanks.
Dan Heim
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