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Milliseconds since arrival
Precision Chronometry
The definitive library of digital epochs, cosmic time, and the history of measurement.
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Unix Epoch (Milliseconds)
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Approx. ms since end of last Ice Age
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World Clocks
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Human History
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Ms since Eagle landed
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Ms since 476 AD
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Ms since ~2560 BCE
Deep Time & Tech
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Ms since extinction event
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Ms since formation
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Ms since Jan 6, 1980
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Ms until 32-bit overflow
Planetary & Alternate
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Coordinated Mars Time
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Swatch .beats (Biel Mean Time)
Solar System Rotations
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Cultural Systems
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Decimal: 100 Ke / Day
Sci-Fi & Pop Culture
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TNG Era (Base 2323)
Historical Calendars
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Baktun.Katun.Tun.Uinal.Kin
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Decimal Time (10h/100m/100s)
Future Milestones
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Near-Earth Asteroid (2029)
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Next Perihelion (July 2061)
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Habitable again (~22,000 AD)
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Stellar Evolution (~5B Years)
Core Curriculum
Digital Foundations
Computing epochs, standards, and the Y2K38 challenge.
Physics of Time
Relativity, atomic vibrations, and cosmic dilation.
Chronometry
From ancient sundials to mechanical escapements.
Society & Law
How time governs biology, economics, and legal rights.
Global Systems
Deep dives into the world's calendars and eras.
Future Horizons
Nuclear clocks and the heat death of the universe.
About the Epoch Clock
The Epoch Clock is an educational visualization tool designed to contextualize our digital existence within the vast scales of history and the cosmos. By translating human, geological, and astronomical eras into the precision of Unix milliseconds, we aim to provide a humbling and intellectually stimulating perspective on the flow of time.