Jim Cornette wrote:
Dotan Cohen wrote:13 does breakdown to leaving one extra day a year that would need to be added to a month somewhere or left alone as month 14.On 7/30/05, Jim Cornette <fc-cornette@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:There should be 13 month in a year and 28 days in a month. The middle of the night should be midnight and the middle of the day noon. The first day on the moon should be the first day of the month and the last day of the moon should be the last day of the month.That doesn't work. 13 does not divide evenly into the 365.24 rotations the Earth performs as it revolves around the Sun once. Nor does 28 divide evenly into the 27 days and 8 hours that elapse for every cycle of the moon.
Not possible. The length of the year is not a simple multiple of the
length of a day. Furthermore, the length of the day is not constant.
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Mike
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