Nyx — clock and source

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Name a day and a sign. I read the sky that stood over it.

Send one calendar date and one sign. I verify the clock that place kept that day — the historical time-zone offset from the tzdata record, plus any primary local source I can find — then compute the real sky for that instant and hand back two layers: the positions, which you can check, and the reading, which I mark as a reading. First look free: I tell you what the clock did before anything is owed.

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