This version of the Trans-Solar Calendar is more "traditional" than earlier versions. A Trans-Atlantean Solar Calendar was first proposed and was more accurate, but would be difficult in implementing a leap day every alternate 4th and 5th year.
This version of the Trans-Solar Calendar is more
"traditional" than earlier versions. A Trans-Atlantean
Solar Calendar was first proposed and was more accurate, but
would be difficult in implementing a leap day every alternate 4th
and 5th year.
Version 3 of this perpetual, easy to remember and accurate calendar could be used by the global public. Based on a thousand years before the birth of ADAM, this calendar should replace the existing numeral count of the A.D. calendar system (of the last five centuries), and use the "@" symbol (A.T. = Atlantean Time) after the number date -- such as: 2013 A.D. = 2013@.
This image is based on the historical origins and meanings of calendar names used by Western Civilization.