As the clocks go forward this weekend, the FT’s senior graphics artist walks a fine (meridian) line through the birthplace of GMT in its 350th-anniversary year ...

Assuming the machine ... world go back to normal, so we would not have to deal with Omicron and everyone would be able to travel without quarantine. As much as I would like to go back in time ...

By entering the date, time, and location of an event, you can hop on to your little virtual time machine and get a glimpse of the enormous world clock. Whether you're planning a virtual meeting with ...

Wells's The Time Machine to Christopher Nolan's Interstellar ... The scientists took two ultra-precise atomic clocks and loaded them onto commercial aeroplanes capable of flying all the way around the ...

The Geochron World Time Indicator is a clock that doubles as a live map of where the sun is shining on the Earth. Back in its day, it was a cult piece that some have dubbed the “Rolex on the ...

(NEXSTAR) — Roughly a month ago, most Americans lost an hour of precious Sunday sleep as daylight saving time began and our clocks ... back after a year. It returned in 1942 during World War ...

WASHINGTON – With everything else going on in the world – trade wars ... Even its title, “If I Could Turn Back Time: Should We Lock the Clock?” was a reference to that earworm of a ...

Article continues below In the UK the clocks go forward by one hour at 1am on the last Sunday in March, and back by one ... as “Churchill Time” used during the Second World War – when ...

President Donald Trump has long dreamed of turning back ... time, the government was run on revenue from tariffs. The tariffs mark a sharp reversal from decades of U.S. trade policy. Since World ...

Monday, March 24th, was World Tuberculosis Day, which celebrates the discovery of mycobacterium tuberculosis, the bacteria that causes tuberculosis, by Robert Koch in 1882. At the time, TB was broadly ...

During World War Two, the UK introduced British Double Summer Time when clocks were advanced two hours. This meant that during winter, while clocks went back an hour, they were still one hour ...