Hi Chris,
The seasons are not well demonstrated on sundials with polar gnomons. These
dials tune out the seasonal change to show equal hours. You need to go back
to earlier concepts, dials using a vertical gnomon showing the length of
the shadow, not the angle. Here are a couple of examples.
Hi guys:
I was just wondering if any of you happened to look at a sundial (one that
has an equinox line) on the night of the Equinox?
My former client who lives at the house where I painted the wall sundial
called me Friday morning and was all excited to tell me about her discovery.
She sa
Chris,
I would think that you might consider using a colored graphic over the face
of the sundial (under the sundial lines) which would indicated the daily
energy from the sun at that hour just using color. You might also do it
with a three D graphic but that would be more difficult.
Art Kren
"Hein" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> added the thought that:
> I like the longer daylight too. So I look up for the 30 of march, when
> daylight saving time (summertime) is beginning.
> Hein van Winkel
> 52 08 56 N 4 45 53E
..which reopens another can of worms, which I don't propose to deal with.
But my
Hello Willy and all on this topic,
I believe the version of the Bible you are reading possibly already suffers
from translation issues relating to the understanding of the time system -
examples of translation (ha,ha) old versions of the Bible "God created woman
to serve man) latest versions (G
