That script modification is beyond me. I don't play with the behind-the-scenes stuff. Somebody (Nelson, since he finked himself out?) is going to have to set this right for the rest of us. I posted a msg in the forum but no action at my last sighting of it. Sad--this has been one of my prime tools.

Change the following in the script.js file:
// get the current image
// xearth.src = "http://www.time.gov/" + xearthSrc(ThisMilliseconds);
xearth.src = "http://NIST.time.gov/" + xearthSrc(ThisMilliseconds);

Found the following: http://nist.time.gov/timezone.cgi?Central/d/-6/java. It may be possible to take the feed from here. Looking.

I also have experienced the same problem after about one year of trouble free use. I've deleted the file, re-downloaded it and still no success.

Harken back to Nelson's early April phonecall to the government about the number of downloads. I ask that because I lost Sun_Clock in operating mode about two days ago and cannot get it back no matter what I try. And I've had this little beauty for months and months--perhaps even a year. I think the govt killed it because of the bandwidth worry expressed to Nelson upon learning over one-million downloads. Is anyone else having this woe? I post this as a warning to new downloaders and now will go to the forums to see if anything is there about this.