Multi-Planetary Architecture

One Protocol. Any World.

Timeverse T2 is built for the multi-planetary future. The protocol abstracts the notion of a "Day" into a configurable constant, allowing the 12HS geometry to map perfectly onto Mars, Titan, or Europa without changing the user interface or the logic structure.

Supported Bodies (Native Configs)

The core kernel (`Timeverse Class`) supports dynamic switching of planetary constants:

// Actual Protocol Configs (v4.5)
const PLANET_CONFIGS = {
  earth: { daySeconds: 86400, binuteSeconds: 120, hsPerDay: 12 },
  mars:  { daySeconds: 88740, binuteSeconds: 123.25, hsPerDay: 12 }, // Sol Adaptation
  titan: { daySeconds: 1378080, binuteSeconds: 1914, hsPerDay: 12 }  // Long Cycle
};

Why this matters?

Mars Colonization: Traditional UTC clocks are useless on Mars (the 39-minute drift daily breaks everything). Timeverse T2 adapts native synchronicity to the local solar cycle.
Unified UI: An astronaut uses the same T-Watch interface on Earth and Mars. The "Binute" simply stretches to fit the planet.
Cross-Planet Sync: The protocol handles the translation logic (`tv_interplanetary_sync`) to coordinate events between Earth Control and Mars Base despite relativity and lag.