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Above is the complete date for July 4, 2027. Usually you will only need to show part of it at a time, which will be explained in the coming pages
Below is a chart that outlines the basic structure of the calendar. There are eight units of time in the Earth Epic Calendar. Three are categorized as the Epic Time Scales, while the remaining ones are categorized as Calendar Time Scales.
The Earth Epic Calendar gives the option of tracking time by either Quarters or Lunar Months. With Quarters, the year is divided into four roughly equal quarters tied to the year. Moons are tied to the lunar cycles, which don’t fit accurately into the solar cycle.
Click on this link to continue guided tour of the calendar. .
| Epic Time Scales | ||
| Unit of Time | Length in Years | Compared to other Units |
| Eon | 250 million years | 100 Geneses |
| Genesis | 2.5 million years | 1/100 of an Eon 100 Epochs |
| Epoch | 25,000 years | 1/100 of a Genesis |
| Calendar Time Scales | |
| Unit of Time | Length in Days |
| Year | 365-366 days |
| Quarter (solar dates only) | 88-94 dayWeeks |
| Lunar month (not related to quarters or the year) | 29-30 days |
| Week | 7 days |