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What is the answer to the sundial question in the sun newspaper today?
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What is the word in today's sun newspapers sundial?
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What are the benefits of a sundial?
A sundial is no good unless the sun is shining, and a shadow is cast.
What are the benefits of sundial?
A sundial is no good unless the sun is shining, and a shadow is cast.
Why is the letter g the sun?
For the answer to this question, reffer to page 3 in ANY copy of The Sun (The Sun newspaper)
What are the limitations of the sundial?
A sundial is no good unless the sun is shining strongly enough to cast a shadow.
Does a sundial need to be set?
no a sundial does not need to be reset because the shadow of the piece that measures the time is just following the way that the sun moves during the day the shadow reflects on how fast or how slow the sun moves. - Jesse Rizzuto answered this question because he is smarter than you that's why nobody else answered this question.
What is a sun dial?
A sundial is a device that measures time by the position of the Sun
Which kind of time does a sundial keep?
Not surprisingly, a sundial keeps solar time (and only while the sun is out...)
What is the definition of sundial?
A sundial is a round dial with a pointer for the sun. When placed correctly it will read the time of day.
How does a shadow work?
A shadow clock, or sundial, tells the time of day using the position of the Sun. The sun casts a shadow from the sundial's style onto a marked surface of hours.
What is a dial?
A sundial is a device that measures time by the position of the Sun
What are the disadvantages of sundail?
In the past, sundail were used to tell the time. A sundial is one of the simplest clock. The sun casts shadwo on the sundial 's face. The movement of the shadow follows the apparent movement of the sun. The position of the shadow on the scal gives the time.Sundials can still be found today. The picture below show a sundail in singpore.
