STAR CALENDAR CALCULATOR 1.3

The Star Calendar Calculator offers a user-friendly interface featuring clock faces designed for easy tracking of the year, month, day, and hour. Each clock face consists of three hands, each representing a distinct time cycle: the first hand indicates the daily cycle of hours, the second reflects the day of the week in relation to the month, and the third illustrates the week within the context of the year.

The 364-day calendar format is derived from removing one day from the conventional year, designating it as a rest day. This modification allows for an even division of the year, as 364 is divisible by 13 months, resulting in 28-day months consisting of four weeks each. This structure provides a precise alignment without any remaining days.

Conversely, the 360-day calendar is based on a 360-degree circle, with each degree representing one day and incorporating five designated rest days. This calendar is organized into 12 months of 30 days each, featuring six-day weeks across five weeks within every month.

A graphical representation of the Gregorian calendar is included to facilitate user comprehension of the differences between the 12 months in both the 360-day system and the modern Gregorian format. The 360-day calendar serves as an enhancement to its Gregorian counterpart; for instance, the eighth month corresponds to October under this system.

The seasons dial effectively illustrates seasonal changes along with equinoxes and solstices, with options to switch between Northern and Southern Hemispheres. Additionally, the cards dial creatively connects the 364-day calendar to a standard deck of cards, where each suit signifies a season and each of the 52 cards represents a week— with the joker symbolizing the rest day.

Furthermore, the zodiac dial establishes a relationship with the 360-day calendar, wherein the year hand tracks the sun's progress through zodiac signs. The position of this hand reflects the sun's current placement within a zodiacal sign, adhering to a sidereal zodiac framework based on star positions as they appear in the night sky. The 360-degree calendar also resolves discrepancies in modern zodiac interpretations by ensuring that each sign receives equal representation across a division of 30 degrees.