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Project Aurora has adopted a multidimensional calendar known as the Auroran Calendar. The Auroran Calendar year consists of 384 Days, each month is exactly 32 Days long, and each week has 8 days (Aurorday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday & Sunday). The days of the week are named after the seven classical planets and with Aurorday being named after the Roman Goddess of the Dawn. The months are named after the twelve signs of the zodiac, with the first month being named after the sign that the sun is in at the start of the year.
The Auroran Calendar is a more efficient calendar than the Gregorian Calendar for a few reasons. For one, the months are all equal in length so there is no need to adjust the number of days in a month (as we do with February). This makes it easier to plan events and schedule appointments. Additionally, each week has 8 days which allows for more consistent scheduling and leaves room for flexibility (for example, if you have an appointment on Tuesday but it gets canceled, you can easily reschedule it for the following Tuesday without having to worry about what day of the week it falls on). Finally, the days of the week are named after classical planets and zodiac signs which makes them easy to remember and eliminates any confusion that might occur when trying to figure out what day it is.
- Luminary – This name represents the first month of the Auroran year and the idea of “light” or “guidance” that will lead us into a new beginning. It also represents the vision and leadership that Project Aurora aims to provide in the world of science and technology.
- Aquarius – This name is a reference to the zodiac sign of Aquarius, which is associated with progress, innovation, and new ideas. It represents the forward-thinking and innovative spirit of Project Aurora, as well as our desire to explore and push the boundaries of what is possible.
- Serenity – This name represents a time of calm and peacefulness, and is intended to provide a period of rest and rejuvenation before the work of the year really begins. It also symbolizes the importance of balance and taking care of oneself in order to achieve our goals.
- Astrum – This name represents the countless stars and the vastness of “space”, which is a major focus of Project Aurora. It symbolizes our desire to explore the universe and uncover its secrets, as well as our commitment to advancing space technology and exploration.
- Akasha – This name is derived from the Sanskrit term that refers to the cosmic ether or space, which is said to contain all knowledge and experience. It represents our commitment to expanding our knowledge and understanding of the universe.
- Zenith – This name represents the highest point or peak, and is placed in the middle of the year to represent the midpoint of our journey. It symbolizes our progress towards our goals and the importance of staying motivated and focused.
- Flux – This name represents the constant state of change and evolution that is a fundamental aspect of the universe (and our lives too). It symbolizes our commitment to embracing change and innovation, and our willingness to adapt and evolve in order to achieve our goals.
- Solitude – This month represents a time of introspection and reflection. This name represents a time of introspection and reflection, and is intended to provide a period of quiet contemplation in the midst of a busy year. It symbolizes the importance of taking time for oneself in order to maintain focus and achieve one’s goals.
- Quantum – This name represents the cutting-edge field of quantum physics, which is a major focus of Project Aurora. It symbolizes our commitment to advancing the frontiers of science and technology, and our willingness to embrace the unknown and explore new possibilities.
- Darktober – This name is a play on “October,” and is intended to emphasize the dark and mysterious themes associated with Halloween. It represents our desire to celebrate the rich cultural traditions and customs that have shaped our world, as well as our commitment to having fun and enjoying life.
- Cosmosis – This name is a reference to the concept of the universe as a single, integrated whole, and represents our commitment to promoting unity and collaboration in the world of science and technology. It also symbolizes the importance of working together to achieve our goals and make a positive impact on the world. referencing the concept of the universe as a single, integrated whole.
- Nirvana – This name comes from Buddhist philosophy and represents the ultimate state of enlightenment and release from the cycle of birth and death. It symbolizes our commitment to achieving a higher level of consciousness and understanding, and our desire to make a positive impact on the world by promoting peace, love, and understanding.
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While it may be more efficient than the Gregorian Calendar, at the end of the day it is still an artificial construct that has been created for the convenience of businesses and organizations. There is no natural or cosmic reason for why the year should be 384 days long or why there should be 8 days in a week. These are simply arbitrary decisions that have been made in order to make scheduling and planning easier. Therefore, while the Auroran Calendar may be a more efficient way of keeping track of time, it is ultimately just another man-made system that we have created to make our lives simpler.