which are typically associated with these sorts of clocks. His first experiments involved driving a simple pendulum with a pulse motor. He discovered that the easiest way to keep the pendulum ...

Pendulum clocks aren’t used quite as often these days as their cumbersome mechanics and timekeeping abilities have long been outshone by electronic alternatives. However, they’re still fun and ...

In 1665, the Dutch researcher Christiaan Huygens (1629-1695) was working on a novel clock for ships. At the time, pendulum clocks were the state of the art, and a specially shaped pendulum was ...

He is often given credit, however, for improving the timekeeping accuracy of pendulum clocks. Initially, such clocks were the purview of wealthier classes, as the labor and materials needed ...

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