Aluna time

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Aluna Time is a new project that plans to create the very first tidal powered moon clock. The structure will be forty meters wide and five storys' high, made up of three concentric translucent glass rings. There are currently plans to build it in England and Australia. However, nothing is definite yet and the company is open to suggestions of other sea front countries where the structure could be built.