The phrase "Where in the world is it?" is often used as an emphatic or rhetorical question to express surprise, frustration, or incredulity about the location of something or someone. It is a way to intensify the question "Where is it?" by adding "in the world" for emphasis, often implying that the location is hard to find or unexpected.
If the question is about the current location of something or someone, it depends on the specific context or object the question refers to. If it's about the current time around the world or the location where it is a particular time (like 5pm), there are various resources online that provide world clocks and time zone information.
If more specific information about a location, time, or event is intended, providing that detail will help give a precise answer.
