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Notes:
The calendar is based on Robert Zubrin's oversimplified ratio of 15 Earth years to 8 Martian years, resulting in a calendar year that is short by 2.6 days.
This is one of several Symmetric Gregorian Martian calendars, which generally have the following characteristics:
Divide the Martian year into 12 months of approximately equal duration.
Retain the seven-day week.
Begin the year near the Winter solstice
Place the leap day(s) in the second month.
Base the month names on the traditional Roman names
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Time Elysium Mars |
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