Annual Clock

The annual clock, first developed during the age of solarium in the modern era, is a system of time that accurately details the flow of time on the planet Nidus. The system works by charting Cede's orbit in relation to both Via and Nidus, taking these charts, and placing it on a 24-hour scale.

This scale depicts the passage of time through one day and can be used to chart more precise moments in time. However, due to its mechanics, the annual clock cannot function during diacede. This kept the annual clock from completely replacing the old generational system.

However, during the modern era, when Cede was permanently placed into Nidus' orbit, inhabitants began to strictly use the newer system.