Table of theAbysmal Weeks & Months

the weeks and months and other things of theAbysmal Annual Calendar

A reference for the even measures within theAbysmal Calendar Year

days per year	market week	weeks per year	weeks per month	days per month	months per year
365	5-day	73	–	–	–
364	4-day	91	7	28	13
364	4-day	91	13	52	7
364	7-day	52	4	28	13
364	13-day	28	4	52	7
363	3-day	121	11	33	11
363	11-day	11	3	33	11
361	19-day	19	–	19	19
360	5-day	72	3	15	24
360	5-day	72	4	20	18
360	6-day	60	3	18	20
360	6-day	60	4	24	15
360	6-day	60	5	30	12
360	8-day	45	3	24	15
360	8-day	45	5	40	9
360	9-day	40	4	36	10
360	9-day	40	5	45	8
360	10-day	36	3	30	12
360	10-day	36	4	40	9
360	12-day	30	3	36	10
360	12-day	30	5	60	6

Table of the days, weeks, and months of
theAbysmal Calendar Year

the 7 planets and 24 hours

Analogs of time from the hour to the year.

I’ve been experimenting with ways to divide the year, hoping to break our dependence on the Gregorian calendar as the de facto global time frame.

Although the current 7-day week came from the Jewish Calendar, there were astronomical variations floating around as well, which assigned “planets” to the 7 days of the week. This is still evident in some weekday names (depending on your language), such as Sunday, Monday, and Saturday.

7 pointed star in a circle
clockwise from bottom left:
Moon, Mercury, Venus, Sun, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn

The above image can be read around the circle either clockwise from the shortest orbit (Moon at 27 days, Saturn at 29 years) or along the paths of the star in order of the weekdays: Saturn, Sun, Moon, Mars (Tuesday), Mercury (Wednesday), Jupiter (Thursday), and Venus (Friday)

Chinese Elementary Time

Days unConfused