The phases of the moon
One of my favorite watch functions has to be the moonphase.
It reminds you that time, as we calculate it, is based not merely on the thin sweeping seconds hand spinning on your watch, but rather on the enormous movement of a barren moon, a spinning planet, and a star that holds it all in orbital motion.
I've just added a moonphase function to the side bar of this site. So if you can't make it outside that often to look up in the heavens yourself then you can always visit us here to find out what phase the moon is in (an especially handy feature for werewolves).
picture: jilt33.com
It reminds you that time, as we calculate it, is based not merely on the thin sweeping seconds hand spinning on your watch, but rather on the enormous movement of a barren moon, a spinning planet, and a star that holds it all in orbital motion.
I've just added a moonphase function to the side bar of this site. So if you can't make it outside that often to look up in the heavens yourself then you can always visit us here to find out what phase the moon is in (an especially handy feature for werewolves).
picture: jilt33.com
posted by Rich at 12:52 AM
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