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Follow the movements of Heaven and Earth as they rise and fall through time. Guide the path of Wind and Water as they carve and pass through space. Witness the source that binds all things and find your place along the Way.

sp8cetime measures the cyclical nature of time and the boundless dimensions of space. Based on principles of Chinese Metaphysics, it explores patterns of our world beyond the ordinary and observable: the creation, process, and return — of ten thousand things.

Dao
0 Nothing
1 Change
2 Polarities (Yin, Yang)
3 Realms (Heaven, Earth, Man)
4 Seasons (Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter)
5 Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, Water)
8 Trigrams (Heaven, Lake, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Water, Mountain, Earth)
10 Heavenly Stems (Tree, Flower, Sun, Flame, Mountain, Soil, Iron, Gold, Ocean, Mist)
12 Earthly Branches
(Rat, Ox, Tiger, Rabbit, Dragon, Snake, Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Pig)

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This application supports both English and Chinese. Some text is only available in English. Designed for handheld phones only. Membership is $9.99 USD/month or $99.99 USD/year.

sp8cetime is a solar calendar based on the sexagenary cycle, a system of recording time originating from China.

Membership is $9.99/month or $99.99/year. A free version is not available.

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Calendar based on the sexagenary (60) cycle — the oldest Chinese system for reckoning time.

Spacetime is a calendar based on the sexagenary (60) cycle — the oldest Chinese system for reckoning time. It was invented in 3rd century BC to manage administrative events, commerce, and harvest. It is still used in parts of China and Eastern countries today. This calendar charts from 1583 (beginning of Gregorian) to 2500 AD.

Spacetime is a calendar based on the sexagenary (60) cycle — the oldest Chinese system for reckoning time. It was invented in 3rd century BC to manage administrative events, commerce, and harvest. It is still used in parts of China and Eastern countries today.

This calendar charts from 1583 (beginning of Gregorian) to 2500 AD.

Spacetime is a calendar based on the sexagenary (60) cycle — the oldest Chinese system for reckoning time. It was invented in 3rd century BC to manage administrative events, commerce, and harvest. It is still used in parts of China and Eastern countries today.

This calendar charts from 1583 (beginning of Gregorian) to 2500 AD.