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If we were trying to adjust the time to track the solar time, wouldn't we need to adjust the clocks every day as days get shorter/longer? I keep seeing this in
by gonzalohm 8mo ago
If we were trying to adjust the time to track the solar time, wouldn't we need to adjust the clocks every day as days get shorter/longer?
I keep seeing this in every post discussing Daylight Savings. What's the obsession with tracking solar noon?
- hn_throwaway_99 8mo ago> If we were trying to adjust the time to track the solar time, wouldn't we need to adjust the clocks every day as days get shorter/longer? No (not within a min or two). When days get shorter, it's not like they just lose daylight in the evening.
- 1718627440 8mo ago> If we were trying to adjust the time to track the solar time, No, but > wouldn't we need to adjust the clocks every day as days get shorter/longer This is how hours used to work at least in Roman times, but I think also into the Medieval Ages.