2005                        2005
    Equinoxes  Mar   20 12 33    Sept  22 22 23
    Solstices  June  21 06 46    Dec   21 18 35

2006                        2006
    Equinoxes  Mar   20 18 26    Sept  23 04 03
    Solstices  June  21 12 26    Dec   22 00 22

2007                        2007
    Equinoxes  Mar   21 00 07    Sept  23 09 51
    Solstices  June  21 18 06    Dec   22 06 08

2008                        2008
    Equinoxes  Mar   20 05 48    Sept  22 15 44
    Solstices  June  20 23 59    Dec   21 12 04

2009                        2009
    Equinoxes  Mar   20 11 44    Sept  22 21 18
    Solstices  June  21 05 45    Dec   21 17 47

2010                        2010
    Equinoxes  Mar   20 17 32    Sept  23 03 09
    Solstices  June  21 11 28    Dec   21 23 38

2011                        2011
    Equinoxes  Mar   20 23 21    Sept  23 09 04
    Solstices  June  21 17 16    Dec   22 05 30

2012                        2012
    Equinoxes  Mar   20 05 14    Sept  22 14 49
    Solstices  June  20 23 09    Dec   21 11 11

The times of various events, particularly astronomical and weather phenomena, 

are often given in "Universal Time" (abbreviated UT) which is sometimes referred to,

now colloquially, as "Greenwich Mean Time" (abbreviated GMT). The two terms are often

 used loosely to refer to time kept on the Greenwich meridian (longitude zero),

 five hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time. Times given in UT are almost always

 given in terms of a 24-hour clock. Thus, 14:42 (often written simply 1442) is 2:42 p.m.,

 and 21:17 (2117) is 9:17 p.m.