Subscribe to RSS
Home > Gadgets > Planetary Orbit Clock baffles simpletons
Planetary Orbit Clock baffles simpletons

The Planetary Orbit Clock tells the time in a manner that is different from the traditional digital or analog clock, featuring a quartet of planets orbiting an unnamed star. For those who have no idea what this is, they’ll probably wonder why is our Sun so small, and how come the other planets from the Solar System have gone AWOL. Geniuses will figure out that this is actually a clock when looked from top down, as each planet actually represents the hour, minute, and second hand respectively. Powered by a single AA battery, the Planetary Orbit Clock retails for $49.99.

Related articles:
Apple TV jailbreak available from Seas0nPass, and it is untethered
Panasonic offers wireless charging across 27 Tokyo locations
Aperture Science gas mask is one item that geeks would love

Seen at: thinkgeek   Add a Comment  

Join a great community!

Ubergizmo founders on    
 Eliane Fiolet   Hubert Nguyen 

You May Like


User Comments