How would you call the meridianlines that can be found in some churches? They are in fact sundials with a hole in the roof as tip of the gnomon and only the noonline drawn on the floor.
Thibaud
At 17:14 15-10-2006, John Carmichael wrote:
Would it be more correct to call it an "aperture nodus dial" instead of a projection dial?
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- But this is not a projection stained glass Sundial. It is a special form of a horizontal sundial as far as I can see.
- Thibaud Chabot
- At 10:36 14-10-2006, tony moss wrote:
- John Cramichael wrote:
- >I thought you may like to see a large new stained glass projection sundial
- >installed in the roof and floor of the Montlake Public Library in Seattle
- What a wonderful idea, which really brings the notion of telling time by
- the sun into a very public arena in such a beautiful way.
- Thanks for sharing John.
- Tony M.
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