Proponent of 28-hour days and six day weeks describes the potential advantages of such a system.

Goes over the history, rationale, laws, and dates relating to daylight savings time.

Discover the history of Daylight Saving Time and learn how it aids summertime electrical conservation.

Find out what time it is anywhere in the world by consulting this interactive resource. Requires Shockwave.

Argues for the ending of daylight savings, featuring a history of why the tradition started, a petition to fill out, and info on the alternative proposed system.

Tool for finding the time in different locales can be customized to show the current time in different places.

Find out the time in the UK or any major world city. With interesting facts about time and helpful info on traveling around Greenwich and London.

Check out images of Daniel Gitten and friends displaying the current time. Visitors can select digital or analog clocks, set their time zone, or submit a photo.

Displays the time and date across the world relative to a viewer's time zone. Select standard or daylight-saving time.

Foam fish magically arrange themselves to tell the time in a variety of time zones.

Learn about and download CLOX, a software package that displays the clocks of every world time zone. Includes FAQs and user comments.

Provides a detailed explanation of the period of time called a day, including a diagram of the earth's rotation.

Describes the exact location on the earth where one day changes to the next.

Defines the unit that represents a fraction of time, part of an angle or a small number of degrees.

Find out the origins of this measurement of time, formerly represented by the cycles of the moon.

Learn about changes in the measurement and conception of time since the 1700s in this online exhibit. Flash 4 is required.

Discover this Internet time zone that divides each day into 360 degrees of time.

National Institute of Standards and Technology offers a clickable map of official US times. Find links to information on timekeeping.

Find out about the International Dateline and how it works. See a map and a FAQ about the crossing the line.

Provides the time for many cities throughout the world, categorized by region.

Site for the official source of time in the United States - the naval observatory in Washington, DC. Also includes info on clock development.

Find out what time it is in Brazzaville, Boise, Belfast or Brisbane, browse time zones by country or use the time zone conversion tool.

Useful resource which provides local time for 650 cities around the world. Type in the name of the city or search the list provided.

Find current local time in cities all over the world. Includes a meeting planner and many configuration options.

Get the correct time anywhere around the world or synchronize your Windows PC with the appropriate time server. Requires Internet Explorer.

Observatory's clock is used to calculate standard time in the United States. Get the current time and find out about clocks of the future.

Current date and Coordinated Universal Time updated automatically once per second for 60 seconds.

Click on the world map to discover the current time in a particular country or region.