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A different calendar doesn’t necessitate mean a different year length. We still measure a year as a complete solar cycle, and that hasn’t changed.
by kaikai 5y ago
A different calendar doesn’t necessitate mean a different year length. We still measure a year as a complete solar cycle, and that hasn’t changed.
- vmception 5y agoThere are many nuances in how a year is and was determined
- _ZeD_ 5y ago"nuances" as in ... seconds? minutes? days?
- vmception 5y agoThe Roman calendar was just a lunar month times ten until being fixed to a solar year around like 500 BC I don't know if there are retroactive fixes to what years were which and if that coincides with the Bible or universal acceptance of their solar calendar Let me know
- rootusrootus 5y ago> Roman calendar was just a lunar month times ten Plus the winter, which was unassigned until it eventually became January and February. I don't see anything about it counting the entire year as anything other than a solar year.