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AS and AD - monmarfori - 11-19-2012
As we know 1 AS = 2201 AD, then 819 AS = 3019 AD.
RE: AS and AD - AeternusDoleo - 11-19-2012
Yes. But since they made planetfall in Sirius, folk decided to leave the Gregorian calendar where it belonged, on that ball of mostly silicon that got blown up. Did you need a calculator for that?
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RE: AS and AD - monmarfori - 11-19-2012
No, simply add 819 to 2200. and earth is somewhat refurbrished with aliens.
RE: AS and AD - Omicron - 11-19-2012
You did not accounted for how long colonists were in stasis - therefore how many years until they reached Sirius itself. Could be one year, maybe a century.
Besides... Sirians abandoned AD centuries ago so there is no point of bringing it back.
RE: AS and AD - SparkyRailgun - 11-19-2012
Congrats, you know grade school maths.
RE: AS and AD - Antonio - 11-19-2012
So what year is it atm.? Apart from 2012.
RE: AS and AD - farmerman - 11-20-2012
What about time dilation being on the sleeper ships? Did they base it on their local time or on traditional Sol time, not to mention duration of travel?
RE: AS and AD - r3vange - 11-20-2012
The Bretonia took 20 years longer than Liberty, The Hispania drifted through the sector for 41 years, and the distances are relatively small. So I think it the overall flight time from Sol was well over 50 years. Not to mention using conventional drives took years to travel from system to system.
RE: AS and AD - Dart - 11-23-2012
(11-19-2012, 10:39 AM)AeternusDoleo Wrote: Yes. But since they made planetfall in Sirius, folk decided to leave the Gregorian calendar where it belonged, on that ball of mostly silicon that got blown up. Did you need a calculator for that?
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where is this in the in-game vanilla lore?