Galactic Year

From Basilicus

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Time in Basilicus is generally measured by the rotation of Black Hole Inatus, considered the core of the Basilicus Prime Galaxy. This measurement is called Galactic Standard Time (GST).

• 1 rotation = 1 year
• .1 rotation = 1 month
• .01 rotations = 1 day
• .001 rotations = 1 hour
• .0001 rotations = 1 minute
• .00001 rotations = 1 second
• .000001 rotations = 1 instant

Although Earth does not exist in Basilicus Prime, this table will help apply the time to something familiar.

The present day is: 22,147 GST.

Earth Time Application:

• 1 year = 2.7 Earth Years
• 1 month = 98.55 Earth Days
• 1 day = 9.855 Earth Days
• 1 hour = .9855 Earth Days (23.652 Earth hours)
• 1 minute = .09855 Earth Days (2.3 Earth hours/141.912 Earth minutes)
• 1 second = .009855 Earth Days ( .23 Earth hours/ 14.1912 Earth minutes)
• 1 instant = .0009855 Earth Days (.023 Earth hours/ 1.41912 Earth minutes/ 85.204 Earth seconds)