The funny thing about clocks is that the more intriguing they are to look at, the more precious time is wasted. This steampunk clepsydra is no exception. A clepsydra, or water thief clock is an ...

It was named after the Greek water clock because, prior to a 1959 earthquake, it erupted every three minutes. This kind of clock has been around for many years and in many ancient cultures.

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3. Clepsydras – not a nasty skin condition, but another kind of clock! Clepsydras, or water clocks, tracked the passage of time by regulating the flow of water from one vessel to another.

For homeowners, that means one thing for your lawn — it’s time to reset your water clocks. In the summer from May through August, hotter temperatures mean residents across the valley may water ...

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – As daylight saving time begins on Sunday, March 9, the St. Johns River Water Management District is reminding residents and businesses across the St. Johns River Lower Basin ...

water, clock is an interpretation of the velocity of our modern world. Through layering of images, sounds and text, the film explores how rapidly human society has been moving for the last century ...