PALLISICAN SCIENTIFIC STANDARD CALENDAR

The Bassaridian year

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6-day weeks · 61-day months
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Calendar & model notes

The calendar

Year 0 begins on 6 August 1999. Each PSSC year has 183 days, divided into Atosiel, Thalassiel, and Opsitheiel, each 61 days long. Six-day week numbering resets at the beginning of each year; the final week has three days. Numeric dates use the day within the month; Bassaridian dates display the day of the year.

One date, two perspectives

Your selected calendar date also sets the Atos model. Historical and future dates use local noon converted to UTC; Today follows the current instant. Orbital periods, eccentricities, inclinations, nominal phase offsets, and body textures come from the attached AtosComp explorer. The small orbital view shows the four inner planets. The full view adds the outer worlds, and the body selector includes moons and asteroids.

Tarsica

The phase follows Tarsica’s modeled position relative to Atos and Micras. Its 24.8-day orbital period and Micras’s 183-day orbit imply an approximately 28.69-day synodic cycle. Nominal source phases have no published observational reference. Illumination and next-phase dates are illustrative, consistent with this orbital model.

Regional and operational models

Weather, outbreaks, markets, vessel logs, and operational activity are deterministic simulations retained from the original calendar source, not live reports from the wiki. Host Star visibility retains its original seasonal-window heuristic at 49°N. The clock alone follows real time. Operations are shown only for Today.

Your events

Personal events stay in this browser; there is no account sync or reminder delivery. Annual events follow PSSC years. JSON backups preserve their notes and categories. ICS exports the selected year’s observances and personal events as all-day Gregorian events.

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