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-	This is a category for in-universe articles and categories relating to time.	+	{{Main Header}}
-	[[Category:In-universe articles]]	+	= [[:Category:1 Introduction | Introduction]]=
		+	= [[:Category:2 Character Development | Character Development]] =
-	[[Category:Browse]]	+	=Time Measurement=
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		+	In ''Nanya: The Legend'', instead of using years, days, hours, minutes, and even seconds, the use of time metrics and rounds come in.
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		+	== TIME METRICS ==
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		+	Time in the [[Brass Galaxy]] is divided into tens. Time is documented to look digital such as 12.34567890 . This means the 12th Cycle, 1st Hecton, 2nd Dekon, 3rd Millon, 4th Decimon, 5th Centimon, 6th Millimon, 7th Micron, 8th Millimon 9th Micron and 0 Nanon. So if midnight July 1st technically was halfway through the actual year around the sun, the date would look like 2007.5 and 52 minutes, 35.693 seconds later would look like 2007.5001
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		+	===Cycle===
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		+	1 ''Cycle (C)'' = 10 Hectons = 31,556,926 Seconds or 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, 46 seconds or technically, exactly one rotation of [[Terra]] (Earth) going around the sun.
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		+	===Hecton===
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		+	1 ''Hecton (H)'' = 10 Dekons = 36 days, 12 hours, 34 minutes, 52.6 seconds
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		+	===Dekon===
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		+	1 ''Dekon (D)'' = 10 Millon = 3 days, 15 hours, 39 minutes, 29.26 seconds
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		+	===Millon===
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		+	1 ''Millon (MI)'' = 10 Decimons = 8 hours, 45 minutes, 56.926 seconds
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		+	===Decimon===
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		+	1 ''Decimon (d)'' = 10 Centimon = 52 minutes, 35.693 seconds
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		+	===Centimon===
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		+	1 ''Centimon (C)'' = 10 Millimons = 5 minutes, 15.569 seconds
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		+	===Millimon===
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		+	1 ''Millimon (miln)'' = 10 Microns = 31.557 seconds
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		+	===Micron===
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		+	1 ''Micron (mic)'' = 10 Nanons = 3.156 seconds
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		+	===Nanon===
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		+	1 ''Nanon (nn)'' = 0.3156 seconds
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		+	== Rounds ==
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		+	A round is 2 microns long or 6.31 seconds long.
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		+	[[Category:In-universe articles|Time Measurement]]
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		+	{{subcat|Browse}}

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Contents 1 Introduction 2 Character Development 3 Time Measurement 3.1 TIME METRICS 3.1.1 Cycle 3.1.2 Hecton 3.1.3 Dekon 3.1.4 Millon 3.1.5 Decimon 3.1.6 Centimon 3.1.7 Millimon 3.1.8 Micron 3.1.9 Nanon 3.2 Rounds

[edit] Introduction

[edit] Character Development

[edit] Time Measurement

In Nanya: The Legend, instead of using years, days, hours, minutes, and even seconds, the use of time metrics and rounds come in.

[edit] TIME METRICS

Time in the Brass Galaxy is divided into tens. Time is documented to look digital such as 12.34567890 . This means the 12th Cycle, 1st Hecton, 2nd Dekon, 3rd Millon, 4th Decimon, 5th Centimon, 6th Millimon, 7th Micron, 8th Millimon 9th Micron and 0 Nanon. So if midnight July 1st technically was halfway through the actual year around the sun, the date would look like 2007.5 and 52 minutes, 35.693 seconds later would look like 2007.5001

[edit] Cycle

1 Cycle (C) = 10 Hectons = 31,556,926 Seconds or 365 days, 5 hours, 48 minutes, 46 seconds or technically, exactly one rotation of Terra (Earth) going around the sun.

[edit] Hecton

1 Hecton (H) = 10 Dekons = 36 days, 12 hours, 34 minutes, 52.6 seconds

[edit] Dekon

1 Dekon (D) = 10 Millon = 3 days, 15 hours, 39 minutes, 29.26 seconds

[edit] Millon

1 Millon (MI) = 10 Decimons = 8 hours, 45 minutes, 56.926 seconds

[edit] Decimon

1 Decimon (d) = 10 Centimon = 52 minutes, 35.693 seconds

[edit] Centimon

1 Centimon (C) = 10 Millimons = 5 minutes, 15.569 seconds

[edit] Millimon

1 Millimon (miln) = 10 Microns = 31.557 seconds

[edit] Micron

1 Micron (mic) = 10 Nanons = 3.156 seconds

[edit] Nanon

1 Nanon (nn) = 0.3156 seconds

[edit] Rounds

A round is 2 microns long or 6.31 seconds long.