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Originally posted by Ivan View PostYes, but even if it turned the other way, it would still be "clockwise" since the device in question is the definition of the term.
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"Clockwise" means "turns the same way as a clock"
Clocks were made to copy the direction of rotation that a sundial has in the northern hemisphere. Also why most threads are "righty-tighty" and when draftsmen specify a left hand thread it's written "LEFT-HAND thread." If I were drunk at the moment I would end this with "yah-nyah-nyah-nah" but instead, I wish you a prosperous new year.Fred Hill, S'toon
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spinning water
has been proven many times,,
north of the equator will spin to your left,,south of the equator will spin to your rightnever ride faster than your gaurdian angel
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Originally posted by fredintoon View PostHi Ivan,
analog clocks turn clockwise no matter where they are but south of the equator the gnomon's shadow on a sundial turns anticlockwise.
You must be one of the three guys in the world that know what a GNOMON is Thanks for sharing. I always enjoy your posts.
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