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clocks Wooden sculptures showing solar dataviz for your location Clive Thompson
DIY projects Making a flying saucer clock (with data storage) controlled by a Raspberry Pi Gareth Branwyn
sequins DIY electromechanical sequin clock inspired by the popular kids t-shirts David Pescovitz
telling time Redundant clock Andrea James
cuckoo Brutalist cuckoo clocks Andrea James
time keeps on slipping slipping slipping Watch people attempt to approximate when one hour has passed David Pescovitz
clocks Bomba-style retro flip clock Rob Beschizza
noises Alarm clock dropped inside wall still going off daily after 13 years Rob Beschizza
1+1=3 Clock presents the time as math problems David Pescovitz
butterfingers Watch museum visitor knock clock sculpture off wall David Pescovitz
screensavers Color Clock renders time as hexadecimal color value Rob Beschizza
clock tower Fix a clock tower on a mysterious island, you dashing horologist Laura Hudson
clocks Beautiful hand-cranked kinetic spiral sculpture David Pescovitz
clocks Today we gain a leap second. Why? David Pescovitz
clocks History of the cuckoo clock David Pescovitz
clocks Grand Central Station's clocks are a minute off Rob Beschizza
2012 Newly-discovered Mayan calendar in Guatemala proves (again) the world won't end in 2012 Xeni Jardin
atomic Excellent vintage film about the first accurate atomic clock Xeni Jardin

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