Nothing of great import here, but since there is always at least a passing interest in making sundials read clock time, I just recently noticed a peculiar phenomenon.
There is an old saying that a stopped clock still tells the correct time twice a day. A sundial without longitude correction will tell clock time on the day or days that the EOT counterbalances the longitude correction. For me this occurred on Dec. 2. This can happen from zero to four times a year depending on how far you are from the prime meridian, daylight savings time, etc. Merry Christmas to all. Tom Laidlaw --------------------------------------------------- https://lists.uni-koeln.de/mailman/listinfo/sundial
