Related topics:ScienceEnvironment and ConservationHistorySpaceMore HistoryAncient solar storm pinpoints Viking settlement in Americas exactly 1,000 years agoArchaeologyDating MethodVikingsMoreScienceExtremely accurate time is increasingly critical. This place is in charge of keeping it.United KingdomTechnologyPhysicsTimeMoreHistory3-ton parts of Stonehenge may have been carried from earlier monumentsWalesStonehengeArchaeologyDating MethodMythologyMoreEnvironment and ConservationThe clocks are changing again - but is change afoot for this century-old ritual? United KingdomAgricultureDaylight Saving TimeAutumnMoreScienceHow you perceive time may depend on your incomeSocial SciencesBrainTimeMoneyMoreAnimalsWhale sharks may live up to a century, Cold War bomb dating revealsAgeingDating MethodOceansNuclear WeaponsWhale SharkMoreHistoryLeap year saved our societies from chaos—for now, at leastAncient CivilisationsAncient HistoryTimeMoonSunMoreHistoryAncient cave art may depict the world's oldest hunting sceneArchaeologyHuman AncestorsCave ArtDating MethodPalaeontologyMoreAnimalsSabre-tooth surprise: Fossils redraw picture of the fearsome big catCaliforniaBig CatsDating MethodPalaeontologyMoreScienceWhere you grew up, what you ate—your bones record your lifeArchaeologyDating MethodMoreScienceRadiocarbon helps date ancient objects—but it's not perfectArchaeologyDating MethodRadiationMoreVideo3:03Daylight Saving Time 101Environment and ConservationDaylight saving time, explainedHistoryInside the cloak-and-dagger search for sacred textsEnvironment and ConservationThis Summer Solstice, Earth's Days Are Longer Than EverEnvironment and ConservationOldest European Tree Found—And It's Having a Growth SpurtClimatologyDating MethodTreesMoreScienceWhy European Clocks Are Running 6 Minutes LateEuropeEnergyTimePoliticsMoreScience0:48Stephen Hawking In Memoriam: Can we time travel?Stephen HawkingTimeMoreThe Strange 100-Year History of Daylight Saving TimeDaylight Saving TimePlanet EarthSunMore
