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TABLES: KNIN LUNAR PHASES

Lunation 952 equates to the Islamic month of Ramadan (9) 1420
Lunation 952 equates to the Hebrew month of Tevet (4) 5758

N.B. These times are set to GMT / UTC.
To find your proper date of moon-scheduling (with a precision of 15 minutes) you have to
add (East of it) or subtract (West of it) 4 times X minutes
with X being the longitude of your locality from Greenwich.

 

A.D.1999 / 2752 A.U.C.

Lunation#

Roman
month
New Moon
KALENDS
First Quarter
NONES
Full Moon
IDES
Last Quarter
NONES*
Gregorian
month

+00940




1999/01/02 02:50

1999/01/09 14:22

JAN

+00941

XI

1999/01/17 15:47

1999/01/24 19:16

1999/01/31 16:07








1999/02/08 11:59

FEB

+00942

XII

1999/02/16 06:39

1999/02/23 02:43

1999/03/02 06:59








1999/03/10 08:41

MAR

+00943

I

1999/03/17 18:48

1999/03/24 10:18

1999/03/31 22:50








1999/04/09 02:51

APR

+00944

II

1999/04/16 04:22

1999/04/22 19:02

1999/04/30 14:55








1999/05/08 17:29

MAY

+00945

III

1999/05/15 12:06

1999/05/22 05:35

1999/05/30 06:40








1999/06/07 04:20

JUN

+00946

IV

1999/06/13 19:03

1999/06/20 18:13

1999/06/28 21:38








1999/07/06 11:57

JUL

+00947

V

1999/07/13 02:24

1999/07/20 09:01

1999/07/28 11:25








1999/08/04 17:27

AUG

+00948

VI

1999/08/11 11:09

1999/08/19 01:47

1999/08/26 23:48








1999/09/02 22:18

SEP

+00949

VII

1999/09/09 22:03

1999/09/17 20:06

1999/09/25 10:52








1999/10/02 04:03

OKT

+00950

VIII

1999/10/09 11:35

1999/10/17 15:00

1999/10/24 21:03

1999/10/31 12:04


+00951

IX

1999/11/08 03:54

1999/11/16 09:04

1999/11/23 07:04

1999/11/29 23:19

NOV

+00952

X

1999/12/07 22:32

1999/12/16 00:51

1999/12/22 17:32

1999/12/29 14:05

DEC


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*: To the ancient roman calendar the last quarter Nones were not counted
but held as a continuity of days after Ides, thus not making such a neat lunar 'week'order
as presented here. Nor were 'legal' and 'illegal' days as fixed to them
as suggested. ( see also: roman calendar).
The roman calendar used after the julian reform of 51 BC was no longer lunar but solar,
although for three centuries it maintained solar Ides and Nones
(as did the christian monasteries long there after, see also
article).

 

Link: Lunar Outreach Services

Articles:

Table 3: the phases of the Moon (tables/The Order of Time)

Sun, Moon and the New World Order

Why the year 2000 should be counted as 2753

 

 

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