John N's web site for Astronomy and Meteorology
The clocks of Amsterdam and other world cities 
All the times are derived from your computer time. Set your computer now
on the right time via Our Atomic Time
Service.
In North America the summer time (daylight saving time) begins on the second
Sunday of March and ends on the first Sunday of November.
In Europe the summer time begins on the last Sunday of March and ends on the
last Sunday of October.
In some parts of Australia and some other countries on the southern hemisphere
rules the winter time in the just called period for Europe. Countries around the
equator mostly use standard time (winter time).
The local solar time and stellar time accord with the local position of the sun
and the stars. When it is twelve o'clock solar time, the sun stands in the south. When it
is twelve o'clock stellar time, the Big Dipper stands above the Polar Star and twelve
hours later right under that place.
For more information about clocks and time, see my Astronomical Clock.
Clocks for Europe, Australia and North America, etc. See my web page about Clocks and time zones.
See also Counters, clocks and calendars.
More about the time on the WWW
Wordtimezone.map
The Official US Time and UTC
Timeanddate.com
Timeticker
Free software for an atomic clock on your computer via
NIST or World Time Server
Buy it at AllPosters.com
Forward to Our Atomic Time
Service
Forward to Posters Zodiac or Posters
Astronomy/Astrology
Forward to The moon page or The stars page
Neoworx Counter for your web site.
