Atheist "church" in London.

[Confused Ape]

However complicated it appears, it is just a device that tracks the celestial motions of astronomical objects (including the earth), as they rotate the earth. By anyone's definition that's a calendar. It doesn't require any computations by the device, the device simply moves the hands on the dials that have been pre-set by the engineer to move when and where he wants them by cutting the gear wheels.

It's obviously not what Tony Freeth and the editors of the science journal, Nature think about the device. Nature doesn't publish woo. Seeing as you haven't found an article by people qualified to disprove the findings it looks like you're just expressing a personal opinion.

PS: You're entitled to have a personal opinion, of course, but you can't complain if everyone else chooses to go by the official findings.