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The '''Terran Calendar (Kosmos)''' is the standard civil calendar of [[Kosmos]], devised on [[~~Earth~~ (Kosmos)|~~Earth~~]] and based on the solar year. It divides time into seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years, and employs leap years to keep alignment with the orbit of the planet around the [[~~Sun~~ (Kosmos)]]. Time is measured relative to the birth of [[Jovanah (Kosmos)|Jovanah]], with years designated as either '''BBJ''' (Before the Birth of Jovanah) or '''ABJ''' (After the Birth of Jovanah).

The '''Terran Calendar (Kosmos)''' is the standard civil calendar of [[Kosmos]], devised on [[Terra (Kosmos)|Terra]] and based on the solar year. It divides time into seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, and years, and employs leap years to keep alignment with the orbit of the planet around the [[Sol (Kosmos)]]. Time is measured relative to the birth of [[Jovanah (Kosmos)|Jovanah]], with years designated as either '''BBJ''' (Before the Birth of Jovanah) or '''ABJ''' (After the Birth of Jovanah).

== Measurements ==

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* The leap-year system ensures the calendar will remain accurate for tens of thousands of years before drifting.

* The Terran days of the week were originally named for celestial bodies and deities.

* Archivists compare it with the [[Valorik Lunar Reckoning]] and [[Aenorian Light-Cycle]] as part of the multiversal study of temporal law.

== References ==

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