The Hassan Martian Calendar (HMC): A Civil Calendar System Based on the Hassan's Martian Sol (HMS)

Version 2 expands the original HMS proposal into the Hassan Martian Calendar (HMC), a complete civil calendar architecture for Mars. It introduces a 668-sol standard year, a 671-sol leap year every fifth year, a sixteen-month structure, leap-sol distribution, and a design philosophy separating astronomical timekeeping from cultural conventions.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20835901
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Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
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The Hassan Martian Calendar (HMC): A Civil Calendar System Based on the Hassan's Martian Sol (HMS)

Hassan Abu Khalaf
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Historical Astronomy and Related Studies
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The Hassan Martian Calendar (HMC): A Civil Calendar System Based on the Hassan's Martian Sol (HMS)

Hassan Abu Khalaf
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Abstract

Version 2 expands the original HMS proposal into the Hassan Martian Calendar (HMC), a complete civil calendar architecture for Mars. It introduces a 668-sol standard year, a 671-sol leap year every fifth year, a sixteen-month structure, leap-sol distribution, and a design philosophy separating astronomical timekeeping from cultural conventions.

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