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The Earth and Time Museum is housed in the old restored chapel of the Convent of the Visitation (17th century). It is a place steeped in history and anecdotes accumulated over 4 centuries.

Since the existence of man, he has not ceased to measure time, more and more precisely. He organizes his daily life by creating tools: calendar, sundial, hourglass, watch, fire clock, atomic or even talking clock. Discover these mysterious instruments and rare objects to better understand the abstract notion of time, in particular a Foucault pendulum which beats time to the rhythm of the movement of the earth.
https://www.sisteron-buech.fr/fr/patrimoine-culturel/musee-terre-temps