I have completed the building of the first phase of
three worlds using VRML. VRML is the virtual reality
version of html.
To use it one needs a browser plugin, Cortona being
the most common one.
Anyhow, you can wander around, back and forth, and see
some vrml sundials, and there are some hyperli
Hello All,
I have a sundial client who is interested in commissioning a Spectra
dial for the minister of their (Protestant) church. The question was
asked whether there have been any classical/traditional sundial mottos,
in Latin or otherwise, that have been used on church/clergy related
dia
Times should display now correct.
Thibaud
At 21:26 07-11-2005, Josef Pastor wrote:
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> Von: "Th. Taudin Chabot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> An: sundial@rrz.uni-koeln.de
> Betreff: interesting link...
> Datum: Mon, 07 Nov 2005 11:25:50 +0100
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> A nice link:
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http://ww
In the photograph we may see the hour lines of two different monofilar
sundials that mark ( both ) the standard time (hour of the clock).
The concentric circles are the daily lines (date's lines) and almost
certainly mark the beginning of the months.
Where the shadow of the vertical style cros
An "Azimutalspinne" (perpendicular gnomon) and a pole-style sundial
(sloping style) indicate independent from each other the middle
european time ( correction by the equation of time gives the hour
lines an irregular form). They indicate the same time only when the
sundial plate is directed
Dear Sundialists,
http://static.flickr.com/23/27737182_f3c720e8e1.jpg?v=0
this Sundial is at the Deutsches Museum at Munich. At first I thought
it is a spider-type sundial (Sonnenuhrenspinne) - but what is the
second gnomon for?
can anyone explain?
hannes
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