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Does Celestia still use a year 0 rather than jumping from 1 BC to 1 AD?
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Christophe
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Celestia uses the astronomical year numbering which conventionaly defines year 0 as year 1 BC.
Also note that the big-endian date/time notation used by Celestia follows the ISO 8601 standard which also uses a year 0 to represent year 1 BC.
Also note that the big-endian date/time notation used by Celestia follows the ISO 8601 standard which also uses a year 0 to represent year 1 BC.
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t00fri
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Re: year 0
ChristTrekker wrote:Does Celestia still use a year 0 rather than jumping from 1 BC to 1 AD?
Reading in here...
http://www.cpne.org/
I am proud to announce that also all Celestia developers
...own weapons for self-defense, ...
Bye Fridger
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Re: year 0
t00fri wrote:...own weapons for self-defense, ...
Yet another cultural divide... that and serif fonts, it's almost too much to bare
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Re: year 0
Christophe wrote:t00fri wrote:...own weapons for self-defense, ...
Yet another cultural divide... that and serif fonts, it's almost too much to bare
Well, there is more to it
http://www.cpne.org/
...and spend your money as you choose....
That sounds beyond any moral limits in "Old Europe"
Bye Fridger