When does theAbysmal begin?
theAbysmal Calendar begins with the New Year’s day on December 21st 2012. The date is hardly coincidental, for two reasons. That particular date has garnered much attention as the end date to the Mayan long count calendar‘s measure of 13 baktun. It also falls on the Northern Winter Solstice. It is also followed by Saturday December 22nd, which is also a Saturday on theAbysmal Calendar. As such, the weekdays align for an entire year, which makes the transition the least disruptive calendar reform in history.
For those who miss this golden opportunity, fret not. The weekdays will align again in 2018-2019.
Calendar correlations thanks to Fourmilab.
|
Calendar |
Day Month |
Year (long count) |
Time (at Solstice) |
|
theAbysmal |
New Year’s Day |
0 |
11:12 UT |
|
Gregorian |
21st December |
2012 AD/CE |
|
|
Julian |
8th December |
2012 AD |
|
|
Hebrew |
9th Teveth |
5773 |
|
|
Islamic |
8th Safar |
1434 |
|
|
Persian |
2nd Dey |
1391 |
|
|
Mayan |
4 Kankin ~ 5 Imix |
13.0.0.0.0 |
|
|
Bahá’í |
Mashiyyat Masáil |
Bahi |
|
|
Indian Civil |
1st Pausa |
1934 |
|
|
ISO Week |
Day 5 Week 51 |
2012 |
|
|
Julian Day |
2456283 |
||
|
Modified Julian Day |
56283 |
||
|
Unix Time Value |
1356088320 |
||
|
theAbysmal Day |
0 |
0 |
40320 |
December 21st 2012 is the New Year’s Day that begins Year 0 of theAbysmal Calendar. Join in the celebration.
theAbysmal Calendar
the Facts
the Perpetual 52~Week Year
the Lunar Months
Arguments for Reform
Implementation
Symbol and Synchronicity
