Hummingbird Clock

[kaj]

10:16:31

www.hummingbirdclock.info

My son just sent me this, I think it's fascinating!

 

[Jonesy]

That freaks me out a bit.

 

[grumblinggemma]

that is quite interesting and extremely freaky!

 

[prepAdmin]

I can see this being the major plot of a future murder mystery!
Fascinating.

 

[Baldilocks]

That's done by an old friend of mine. He won the Turner in 2019 too.

 

[grumblinggemma]

do you know if a school wanted to test it if they would or not? I couldn't find anything recent for contact details other than submitting a request in.

 

[Jonesy]

As well as being freaked out, I don't quite 'get it'.

 

[Baldilocks]

do you know if a school wanted to test it if they would or not? I couldn't find anything recent for contact details other than submitting a request in.

No idea at all. Make a submission and see what happens?

 

[STEMTech]

As well as being freaked out, I don't quite 'get it'.

A bit like dendrochronology. Like using tree rings to determine an historical time period, you can now use the a record of the variation of the mains frequency detectable in audio or video recordings, to determine the date/time the recording was made.
It really should have a name.
Anyone have a name for this 'ology'?

 

[kaj]

Synchnotolitaology....