Understanding Time and Solar Paths

Tick-tock. Tick-tock.

It's a clock. It's a clock. Oh my God, it's a clock. Wyers, you're a genius.

You're a genius.

This entire arena seems to be laid out like a clock.

Tick-tock.

It's a clock.

It's a clock. Oh my God, it's a clock. Wyers, you're a genius.

You're a genius. This entire arena seems to be laid out

like a clock.

It's a clock. It's a clock.

The hour hand is the path of the sun.

It's a clock.

It's a clock. It's a clock.

Path of the sun-

It's a clock

... in twenty-four hours at June solstice.

Tick-tock. It's a clock. It's a clock. Oh my God, it's a clock.

Wyers, you're a genius.

You're a genius.

This entire arena seems to be laid out like a clock.

The path of the sun spirals in and out towards the center of the circle

as

the seasons change. On a twenty-four-hour clock,

the hour hand goes around

once per day, just like we observe in real life.

Depending on the position of the map, the sun is always aligned with the

hour hand on a twenty-four-hour clock.