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Components and status

Updated 10 September 2026 — version v1.4. Three states: available, in development, to be verified.

ItemStatusNotes
Calculator (Sun, Moon, phase, eclipses, back dials)availableRatios from the tooth counts of Freeth et al. 2006/2008/2021; compared with ephemerides (Meeus).
3D kinematic modelavailableGeometry from Table S8 (2021); layout solved from the meshings; one-click exploded view.
Local sky (rise/set, altitude, eclipse visibility)availablePlace chosen by the user; local mean time.
Planets — Mercury and VenusavailableTooth counts published in the text of Freeth et al. 2021.
Planets — Mars, Jupiter, Saturnto be verifiedTooth counts derived here from the published period relations; no surviving gear.
Calibration epoch 28 April 205 BCto be verifiedFreeth 2014 hypothesis (start of the Saros dial); alternative: recalibration on the entered date.
Solar slot (e/r = 0.0334)to be verifiedProject choice for the solar inequality; not measured on the fragments.
Year length 365.25 dto be verifiedConsistent with the dial calendar; yields ~17 days of drift over 22 centuries, shown as such.
One-click exploded viewavailableNew in v1.1.
Fallback without WebGLavailableNew in v1.1: the calculator works even without 3D.
Greek versionin developmentProject pages available (v1.3); calculator and 3D being translated; native-speaker review to be verified.
Printable / buildable model (STL, module, arbors)in developmentNext milestone: export of the wheels with a standard module and an assembly plan.
Kit for schools and museumsin developmentLearning paths and kiosk mode.
Conference in Syracusein developmentDate, venue and speakers to be confirmed.
X. Moussas exhibition — Italian versionavailable14 panels translated into Italian (Sept 2026); 6 already available from the author. Index under Exhibition.
Sign-ups todayavailableBy email (no third-party service); automatic newsletter under evaluation.

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