> timezones, because they are irregular, and not equal 24 divisions of earth, do not reflect actual "phase of the sun" at place X. With a constant universal tim

> timezones, because they are irregular, and not equal 24 divisions of earth, do not reflect actual "phase of the sun" at place X. With a constant universal time, we could use equal divisions to find out the difference, which would be even more accurate than knowing 2am Bangalore is X am at some other place The time system I came up with uses geolocation to orient the clock so local solar midday is always at the top of the clock (12 o'clock on a normal clock) and local solar midnight is always at the bottom of the clock (6 o'clock on a normal clock). http://kybernetikos.github.io/UIT http://kybernetikos.github.io/UIT