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28 June 2024

  • curprev 13:0213:02, 28 June 2024 Crissov talk contribs 1,466 bytes +1,466 Created page with "The '''Newton Calendar''' was devised by Sir Isaac Newton around 1700, when the Julian calendar was still in force in England and about to be set off another day from the Gregorian calendar. His papers include several slightly different drafts. It features a five millenia leap cycle, where 29 February is dropped in centennial years (as in the Gregorian calendar), but not in those divisible by 500; however, an exceptional 30 February would be added in any year di..." Tag: Source edit
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