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Web Resources About Time, Clocks, & Watches
Clocks and Watches Library
How clocks, digital clocks, quartz watches, and clock pendulums work. From How Stuff Works.
Daylight Saving Time
"A trip around the world reveals that time isn't a synchronized science." From Factmonster.
Daylight Time: When Does Daylight Saving Time Begin and End?
Provided by the U.S. Naval Observatory (USNO).
How Time Works
Includes time zones, Daylight-saving Time. From How Stuff Works.See also their article: How Time Travel Will Work
On Time: How America Has Learned to Live by the Clock
From the National Museum of American History.
PBS Kids: It's My Life - School - Time Management: You vs. the Clock
A fun little article on how to get more out of your day!
Sunbeams and Sundials
Learn how they work! From World Museum Liverpool.

Time Zones of the World
Official U.S. Time
Guide to time zones accurate to within one second. This is a "live" clock displaying date and ticking military time. It also shows the daylight/dark division. Non-Java users should try this link.
Time Measurement, Time Zones, and the International Date Line
Time Zone Origins
From Factmonster.
Timeanddate.com
Find the time and date anywhere in the world. Create a calendar from the past or future. Select a continent and city and get details of the city's dialing codes and sunrise times.
World Time Zones Map
From Factmonster.



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