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Instructions


This program calculates and displays clock related information for unusual time systems. The purpose of the app is just for fun and education about alternative time systems.

Currently supported are:

No guarantees are made regarding accuracy or correctness of this software.

See Also:
Geek Calendar Tool - Show information on various calendar systems.
Daylight World Map - Show which parts of the Earth are in daylight.

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Recent Update

3 May 2012New
Geek Clock Tool V1.24 released - Tapping widget opens app in correct clock view; Widget preview

Announcements

The clock-related information was previously in a separate app, the Geek Calendar Tool.

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binary clock? I can read a standard binary clock, where the hours start at the left, and (1) is at the bottom. This clock however, does not seem to follow that design and does not have enough columns for hours, minutes, and seconds. The patterns don't seem to make sense, and there are no instructions on how to read it, so could you give me the proper instructions for reading this design? Thank you.
posted 2012-05-12 by Randy
The binary clock is not based on the standard 24hr clock, but is a binary counter of time passed since midnight, ranging through from 0000000000000000 (Midnight) to 1111111111111111. The clocks you have seen previously show the standard 24hr clock but in binary format. I have had requests for this previously, so I'll probably add it when I get chance.

Other planets Great tool. How about clocks/calendars for other planets? And maybe a 28 day long lunar clock (midnight at new moon) or 365.25 day solar clock (midnight on shortest day)?
posted 2012-03-16 by Tim(e)

standard binary clock How about a binary clock that uses standard time? So there would be 3 lines - 1 for hrs (0-23), minutes (0-59) and secs (0-59). I've seen binary clocks like that, and it's fun to try to actually tell time with them :-)
posted 2012-02-10 by Chris
I've seen clocks like those too. Maybe for a future version when I have.. er.. time :)

20 hours for decimal time Hello, I love your GeekClock Tool. Is it possible to change the decimal clock to 20 hours. Is it planned?
posted 2011-07-09 by Chris
Hi Chris, Glad you like it. The clock is based on this one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_time which specifies 10 hours per day. Maybe I'll add an option some point to allow user to choose 10 or 20 hours.

sidereal time Sidereal time would be a great addition. Useful from an astronomy pov and geeky as well! Thanks
posted 2011-05-05 by Kevin

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