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Dates

Custom Historical Date

• Date::November 24, 1957
• Date::2 Kislev 6012 AM
• Date::2 Kislev 5769 He
• Date::1 Kislev 2553 AM

• Date::8 Av 3399 AM

Standard Date Type

• DateTest::November 24, 1957 5:00-5:00 am
• DateTest::November 23, 1957 5:00 pm EST
• DateTest::25 November 1957 0500R
• DateTest::February 29, 2004
• DateTest::October 2001
• DateTest::1963
• DateTest::October 12, 1492 Gr
• DateTest::October 30, 1917 Jl
• DateTest::April 2, 1743 OS
• DateTest::March 20, 1648 OS
• DateTest::March 15, 44 BC
• DateTest::1000000 BC
• DateTest::23 Elul 5710 He
• DateTest::23 Adar 5710 He
• DateTest::03 Tammuz 5710 He
• DateTest::#CREATION
• DateTest::17 Bul 1656 AM
• DateTest::Ethanim 1656 AM
• DateTest::1 Tishrei 1 He
• DateTest::2450766.25 JD
• DateTest::50765.75 MJD
• DateTest::April 15, 2009 CE
• DateTest::April 3, 30 BCE
• DateTest::Teveth 2298 AM
• DateTest::Nisan 3000 He

Developmental Log

Archive

User:Temlakos/practice/devlog

Current

See archive. Development project is now closed, but could reopen if more calendar-model support is desired.--Temlakos^Talk 22:09, 22 August 2009 (UTC)

Query for a single answer

{{#ask:mother of::Reuben}}

Judges query

{{#ask:Member of::Judge|?Flourit|?Name means|format=table|mainlabel=Name|sort=Flourit|order=asc}}

King list

{{#ask: Ruler of::Kingdom of Judah|?Born|?Accession|?Died|format=table|sort=Accession}}

Magnetic properties

{{#compound_query:Primary::SunMember of::planet

?Periapsis#AU

?Apoapsis#AU

?Present magnetic moment=Magnetic dipole moment

?Magnetic decay time=Decay time

?Magnetic half life=Half life

?Planet mass#M⊕=Mass

?Sidereal day#h

|Primary::SunMember of::Dwarf planet

?Periapsis#AU

?Apoapsis#AU

?Present magnetic dipole moment=Magnetic dipole moment

?Magnetic decay time=Decay time

?Magnetic half life=Half life

?Dwarf planet mass#M⊕=Mass

?Sidereal day#h

|Member of::Moon

?Periapsis#AU

?Apoapsis#AU

?Present magnetic dipole moment=Magnetic dipole moment

?Magnetic decay time=Decay time

?Magnetic half life=Half life

?Lunar mass#M⊕=Mass

?Sidereal day#h

|format=table |intro = This table lists all planets and dwarf planets. To sort by any listed property, use the sortation device in the column header. |}}

Statistics

Average: {{#ask: Member of::Generations of Adam|?Life span#yr|format=average}} {{#ask: Member of::Generations of Adam[[Life span::> 400 yr]]|?Life span#yr|format=average}}

Minimum: {{#ask: Member of::Generations of Adam|?Life span#yr|format=min}}

Maximum: {{#ask: Member of::Generations of Adam|?Life span#yr|format=max}}

Biographies

{{#ask: Born::+ [[Born::>1 January 1000]]|?Born|?Died|format=timeline|sort=Born|order=asc|timebands=DECADE,CENTURY|timelineposition=middle}}

Timelines

{{#ask: Date of discovery::+Primary::Pluto | ?Date of discovery | ?Semi-major axis | sort=Date of discovery | order=ascending | format=timeline | timelinebands=DECADE,CENTURY | timelinesize=200px | timelineposition=end }}

Dot maps and push-pin maps

Calendars

Ancient calendars assumed a year of exactly 360 days and a month of 30 days. The addition of five (or six) days to the year did not become necessary until the resumption of agriculture post-Flood. However, Brown suggests that the day and the month were both shortened:

1. Gravitational settling caused the earth to spin faster, thus shortening the day. The Chilean Earthquake of 2010 produced a similar effect—tiny, but measurable.
2. Five tremendous impacts on the moon, responsible for the "mascons" in Mare Imbrium and elsewhere on what is now the near side, slowed the moon down and caused it to assume a lower orbit with a shorter synodic period.

Results:

1. A day of 1/365.24 year instead of the earlier 1/360 year.
2. A synodic month of about 29.5 (new) days instead of 30 (old) days.

Assumptions:

1. The year did not change in length during the global flood. (That would have required an unknown source of energy. Immanuel Velikovsky's Worlds in Collision theory is not considered tenable.)
2. Creation took place directly on the fall equinox, corresponding to 4004 BC. That is Sunday (or PrimeDay) 1 Ethanim 1 AM--or actually Saturday (Shabbat) 30 Elul 0 AM at 1800 hours. (The Flood did wrench the earth's rotation, causing a temperate region to freeze.) This was also a new moon--dead on.
3. The alteration took place toward the end of Bul 1656 AM and going into Kislev; the impacts must have occurred during the passage of the moon through its new phase.
4. However, Noah, confined as he was aboard the Ark, did not notice this until 370 days later.