The 13 Moons Remnant Living Time Observatory
Living Time Sphere
The Living Time Sphere places fixed Pattern Time at the center and lets moving astronomical cycles travel around it. Select a day, Passage, or year to witness how the layers meet.
What am I seeing?
This view places the current Pattern Day inside the fixed 13 × 28 calendar.
Calendar Atlas
Navigate the whole year without leaving the Sphere
Live Today is the default. Open the Atlas to jump to a civil date, Pattern Moon/day, notes, lenses, or comparisons.
Move through the Sphere or jump directly to a calendar coordinate.
Calendar backup & storage safety
Checking local calendar storage…
Your calendar has local records but no recent portable backup.
Schedules and Life Atlas records use IndexedDB and normally survive reloads. Browser storage can still be cleared by the user, private browsing, device cleanup, or browser eviction. A downloaded backup is the portable recovery copy.
Environment layer syncing with Sphere…
Legend
Plan in Living Time
Living Planner
Place tasks, events, practices, growing windows, projects, reminders, and seasonal intentions into the same temporal system used by the 13 Moons Calendar and Life Atlas.
Reflection & Personal Quests
Questions remain available as optional reflective intelligence. Planner items are actions and intentions; questions help examine what happened and what may need attention.
Living Witness Architecture
Observatory Archive
Preserve observations with the Pattern, astronomical, environmental, provenance, and privacy context needed for meaningful future comparison.
Gentle Guidance
Questions & Personal Quests
The Observatory may offer one relevant question when you arrive. You can answer, skip, snooze, reduce the frequency, or turn it off completely. Everything stays local unless you choose otherwise.
What stands out right now?
Ctrl/⌘ + Enter preserves the answer. Current time, season, environment, and Pattern context attach automatically.Configure Questions
Create & Manage Personal Quests
A quest is a personal question you want the Observatory to repeat. Use it for a project, habit, family responsibility, experiment, practice, or long-term goal.
Natural Participation
Record What Stands Out
One clear observation is enough. Time, season, lunar state, active layers, provenance, and privacy defaults are attached automatically.
Pattern and astronomy fields are recorded as context, not proof of causation. Recurrence results remain descriptive and include their evidence limits.
Local Archive
Portable, versioned records with stable IDs and migration support.
Deep Time Cartography
200-Year Living Time Field
Witnesses, seasons, places, artifacts, and recurring Pattern positions are anchored across a rolling two-century map. Lines show explainable relationships rather than hidden inference.
Recurrence Lens
Compares Pattern-day proximity, Moon position, lunar age, season, tags, and intention. It never labels similarity as prediction or causation.
Accessible text model
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Today Diagnostics (preview)
- Civil date
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- Effective date
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- Timezone
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- Boundary
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- Sunset
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- Pattern position
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- Today marker angle
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- Data source
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Technical Renderer (preview)
- Requested renderer
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- Active renderer
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- Fallback
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- WebGL
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- WebGL2
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- Library version
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- Module source
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- Local module URL
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- Canvas size
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- Device pixel ratio
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- Quality
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- Last init error
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- Camera distance
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- Semantic band
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- Previous band
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- Transition threshold
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- Moon label mode
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- Connection budget
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- Visible day nodes
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- Visible moon labels
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- Visible connections
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- SVG baseline visible
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- 3D init in progress
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- 3D init attempt
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- 3D ready
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- First 3D frame ts
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- Last render ts
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- Active layer set
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- Explicit URL layers
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- Environment state
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- Container size
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- Requested view mode
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- Active view mode
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- Previous view mode
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- Mode transition state
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- Mode transition revision
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- Last transition duration
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- Layer state source
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- 3D bootstrap stage
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- 3D stage trace
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- Build identity
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- Service worker
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- Cache/storage
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- Deep-link exact URL
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- Render surface health
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- Canvas connected
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- Canvas CSS size
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- Drawing buffer
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- Context lost
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- First frame complete
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- Scene objects
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- Broken resources in sphere
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- Duplicate canvases
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- Center stack
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- Init timeline
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- First failure snapshot
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Connection diagnostics (debug)
No connection diagnostics available.
Methods and coordinate rules
All coordinates are measured in degrees, clockwise from the top (12 o'clock = 0°). Zero position = Moon 1, Day 1 (Year Gate). Angles are deterministic: derived from structured data, not manually placed for visual appearance.
| Field | Zero position | Range | Direction |
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| patternAngle | Moon 1 Day 1 (Year Gate) | 0–360° | Clockwise |
| lunarAngle | New moon | 0–360° | Clockwise |
| solarSeasonAngle | March equinox | 0–360° | Clockwise |
| planetary longitude | Ecliptic 0° reference | 0–360° | Approximate geocentric ecliptic longitude; precision context only |
| passageStartAngle | Equinox position on pattern ring | 0–360° | Clockwise |
| passageEndAngle | Year Gate = 0° | 0–360° | Clockwise |
| yearSpiralAngle | First study year (2014) | 0–360°+ | Clockwise per revolution |
| yearSpiralRadius | 0 = center | 0–1 | Outward |