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1581 AD 10 Mar 18:01 11 Jun 19:34 13 Sep 06:54 11 Dec 20:06 00:02 1582 AD 10 Mar 23:56 12 Jun 01:30 13 Sep 12:39 22 Dec 01:54 00:02 1583 AD 21 Mar 05:51 22 Ju
by NoCowLevel 13y ago
1581 AD 10 Mar 18:01 11 Jun 19:34 13 Sep 06:54 11 Dec 20:06 00:02
1582 AD 10 Mar 23:56 12 Jun 01:30 13 Sep 12:39 22 Dec 01:54 00:02
1583 AD 21 Mar 05:51 22 Jun 07:16 23 Sep 18:24 22 Dec 07:42 00:02
Looks the single most dramatic shift happened in these two years. Would someone with astronomical chops care to explain a bit?
- powera 13y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gregorian_calendar "Four Catholic countries—Spain,[18] Portugal, the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth, and most of Italy—implemented the new calendar on the date specified by the bull, with Julian Thursday, 4 October 1582, being followed by Gregorian Friday, 15 October 1582."
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