Universal Time (UT)

Universal Time (UT) is a custom timekeeping system designed to replace Earth-based calendars and clocks with a consistent, universal framework. Instead of relying on Earth's rotation and orbit, UT uses a unit-based structure defined by absolute constants.

🔹 Core Concept

• Epoch: 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC -> defined as UT 0000-01-01 00:00:00 (This ensures compatibility with Unix time.)

• Base Unit: 1 sencond = 100,000,000 units

• Time Structure:

  • 1 second = 100,000,000 units
  • 1 minute = 100 seconds
  • 1 hour = 100 minutes
  • 1 day = 10 hours
  • 1 month = 50 days
  • 1 year = 500 days (10 months x 50 days)

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🔹 Calendar Layout

• Year: 500 days
• Month: 500 days
• Day: 10 hours
• Hour: 100 minutes
• Minute: 100 seconds
• Second: 100,000,000 units

This structure creates a uniform and highly scalable calendar system, completely independent of Earth's astronomy.

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🔹 Example Conversion

Given 2025-09-10 04:11:11 UTC, the Universal Time is:

UT: 0035-02-25 07:74:71 + 4149795 units

Which corresponds to:

• Year: 35
• Month: 2
• Day: 25
• Hour: 7
• Minute: 74
• Scond: 71
• Units: 4,149,795

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🔹 Output Example (Python Implementation)

Current UTC: 2025-09-10 04:30:07.211Z
Universal Time (custom): 0035-02-25 07:86:07 + 21163511 units
Total units since epoch (1970-01-01Z): 175,747,860,721,163,520 units

Constants:
- 1 second = 100,000,000 units
- 1 minute = 100 seconds = 100 s
- 1 hour = 100 minutes = 10,000 s
- 1 day = 10 hours = 100,000 s
- 1 month = 50 days = 5,000,000 s
- 1 year = 500 days = 50,000,000 s

Current Universal Time: 35 Year 2 Month 25 Day 7 Hour 86 Minute 7 Second

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🔹 Why Universal Time?

• Independent from Earth's orbit and rotation
• Scales to any application: operating systems, programming languages, simulations, games, or scientific models
• Simple hierchical structure (base-10 system)
• Provides a deterministic timeline for all universes