Gansberg Clock
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Application Description
THIS APP IS ALSO AVAILABLE FOR IPHONE/IPOD TOUCH
This is a beautiful simulation of one of the first Gansberg Clocks.
A Gansberg Clock (or Gansberg Device) is a term now used for any machine that indicates the passing of 'tween times. These are times where the walls of the gaol are at their thinnest, and strange events can happen naturally, or be forced by the hand of humans.
The first such device was a mantle-clock devised by Elias Gansberg in the 1930s. As well as telling the time, and showing the day, month and date, three other dials set into its face showed the phase of the moon, the daily cycle of dawn, noon, sunset and midnight, and the solar holidays on the wheel of the year.
This is a beautiful simulation of one of the first Gansberg Clocks.
A Gansberg Clock (or Gansberg Device) is a term now used for any machine that indicates the passing of 'tween times. These are times where the walls of the gaol are at their thinnest, and strange events can happen naturally, or be forced by the hand of humans.
The first such device was a mantle-clock devised by Elias Gansberg in the 1930s. As well as telling the time, and showing the day, month and date, three other dials set into its face showed the phase of the moon, the daily cycle of dawn, noon, sunset and midnight, and the solar holidays on the wheel of the year.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 17.1 MB of space to download and install Gansberg Clock app. Gansberg Clock was updated to a new version. Purchase this version for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Andrew Dowle at http://www.lostfoundry.co.uk.
Copyright © The design and code of this app is Copyright © 2010 Andrew Dowle and John Sellars. All rights reserved.
