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Make: Geometry
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Make: Geometry

by Joan Horvath, Rich Cameron
July 2021
Intermediate to advanced
312 pages
11h 24m
English
Make: Community
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CLOCKWISE
You will notice that the sun’s shadow moves around in a clockwise direction, and that noon is (more or
less) right above the gnomon. You can see where the basic design for clocks came from originally!
OTHER SUNDIAL DESIGNS
If you want to, you can take the next step, consider how to make a more elegant or permanent version of
this using wood or other materials. The website https://equation-of-time.info/ has an amazing amount
of data about exactly how to correct (and construct) sundials. Some people also like to post little tables
of the Equation of Time on their sundials, so you can know whether to add or subtract minutes from the
displ ...
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