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The T Calendar explained The T Calendar came into existence through unknown means. It existed
based on the Futhark language as the framework of the construction of Hebrew circa
1200 b.c.e. The T Calendar measures too and from eight fixed points in the earth’s rotation around the sun. References chemistry all things are compressed energy. Consequently said compressed energy into molecules (sometimes even the smallest amount will have a profound effect on other molecules) and those molecules will have a profound effect on everything else in its surroundings. Consequently we can take this same basic equation and apply it to the effects of the earth’s electro-magnetics sequences on biologicals. All animals have a season for performing x action; all plants have similar x season for performing y action. The T Calendar and subsequent mathematics were designed and built from a framework of observing the cycles of nature and creating a calendar out of said cycles. There are eight fixed points in our planets rotation around the sun. In mathematics fixed points to measure to and from are rule number one. Avoid said rules and the level of which said rules are ignored is the same level of which the calculations will be off by. The Gregorian calendar is off by up to several seconds a day. The closer to the leap year the closer to minutes and hours the Gregorian calendar is off. But for basic not complicated engineering and measurements said off is inconsequential. But for specific and detailed examinations; off by more than a few nanoseconds and the entire calculation is null. The T Calendar is accurate plus or minus any length of time down to the smallest fraction of a second. Consequently; the T Calendar needs to replace the Gregorian calendar format in all mathematics and science. Most especially in any and all things related to astrophysics. The T calendar is divided into a multitude of different sections. Just like the Gregorian calendar is divided; so is the T calendar. Since the T Calendar is divided based on measuring to and from fixed points, the calculations have to be equally measured. Since there are more than a few moving fixed points in combination with the eight already mentioned; The dividing is within the same parameters what Fibonacci found after the start of the renaissance One Portion; 365.4 accurately distributed Two portions; dark and light Three portions; summer, winter, and spring. Five portions; the seasons which are 5 in total, the fifth is divided in half. The first is indian summer, the second is groundhogs day. Eight portions; plus and minus the exact second to and from each fixed point 13 the lunar months 21 24 pendulum More than one year A generation Generations; a generation is divided into 24 years. Same numbering meanings apply each and every time in the same electro-magnetics way. Generation 12 Generation 13 Generation 14 Generation 15; which Shakespeare copied this format from Nordic and Gaelic to describe the walk of life; Iambic Pentameter 8 generations |
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