From: eric@flesch.org   
      
   On Mon, 19 Aug 2019, DGoncz@replikon.net wrote:   
   >Is such a clock easy to read?   
   >How does one read such a clock?   
   >Would such a clock be amenable to sidereal time?   
      
   Not as easy to read because we're used to standard clocks, but a   
   little practice goes a long way.  I call it the "space clock" now   
   because it's equally easy to read it from any angle -- whereas   
   standard clocks expect to be read with the "12" on top.  See a test   
   clock (with "12" on top) at http://quasars.org/clock/spaceclock.htm .   
      
   It's best used in near-Earth space so isn't any better with siderial   
   time than a standard clock.   
      
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