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How many days are there in 4 years of the gregorian calendar?

Dude stop making useless posts/threads just to get your post count up. This is a silly question which can be solved by a simple google search.

Dei: You know the Gregorian Calendar is the Christian Calendar (or as we know it "Our calendar")

So 365+365+365+365+1 = 1461 days.
This is simple knowledge though, prob easily find able elsewhere
(Try questions with a little more than a simple answer)

From: KingKong
Dude stop making useless posts/threads just to get your post count up. This is a silly question which can be solved by a simple google search.

Mate, I couldn't find it when I Google'd it and it was for a forum registration. Not everyone is clever like you.

From: R4nd0m
Dei: You know the Gregorian Calendar is the Christian Calendar (or as we know it "Our calendar")

So 365+365+365+365+1 = 1461 days.
This is simple knowledge though, prob easily find able elsewhere
(Try questions with a little more than a simple answer)

Thanks, reped!

From: DeiJaiVui
Mate, I couldn't find it when I Google'd it and it was for a forum registration. Not everyone is clever like you.

Sorry to burst the alibi but it's the first result when you google "How many days in gregorian calender" :)

From: Nietszche
Sorry to burst the alibi but it's the first result when you google "How many days in gregorian calender" :)

I tried 365 Days X 4 but it didn't work. Now I know you have to +1.

From: DeiJaiVui
I tried 365 Days X 4 but it didn't work. Now I know you have to +1.

Darn this planet and its mildly inexact revolution cycle.

Seems like post count doesn't REALLY matters on this forum.

From: Main
Seems like post count doesn't REALLY matters on this forum.

It doesn't really, tho new members need quite a few to get junior. (Also need time, so spamming wont work)

I don't really get the point of counting posts.

From: DeiJaiVui
I tried 365 Days X 4 but it didn't work. Now I know you have to +1.

Seriously? No one is going to explain why the +1?!
Dei, it takes the world about 365 and ONE FOURTH of a day to go around the sun. So you can think about adding 365 and 1/4 or 365.25 together four times to get the answer you add that together 4 times to get your answer.
It's called a 'leap year', once every four years we add an extra day to February to account for it.

From: Nietszche
I don't really get the point of counting posts.

It's just something almost all forums just do. It means whatever you wish it to mean, most people don't care for it. Remember quality over quantity.

From: YoHoJo
It's just something almost all forums just do. It means whatever you wish it to mean, most people don't care for it. Remember quality over quantity.

Now I'm self-conscious about my post count. I think mines unusually high for my join date and kinda feel like a spammer -_-

From: Nietszche
Now I'm self-conscious about my post count. I think mines unusually high for my join date and kinda feel like a spammer -_-

Don't feel bad, YoHoJo just hit 8k from 7k in 1 month….

:O YoHoJo double posted!!

From: Kyle Undefined
:O YoHoJo double posted!!

Meh, double posting isn't really bad… TRIPLE POSTING IS!

Lol I know, he's always after people bout it like me :p

Haha I was under the impression everyone on this forum knew how our calendar works :P that's why I didn't explain the +1

From: R4nd0m
Haha I was under the impression everyone on this forum knew how our calendar works :P that's why I didn't explain the +1

Yeah, I thought the calender was another type of ancient calender lol. I knew there was 366 days every 4 years I think.

The Earth fully rotates 1461.024 times every 4 years, getting less and less each time.

From: Richard
The Earth fully rotates 1461.024 times every 4 years, getting less and less each time.

Why is it getting less each time?

From: DeiJaiVui
Why is it getting less each time?

As far as we can tell using lithostratographic methods, in the past there have been far more cycles of the planet (days), getting less and less each time. Suggesting that the spin of the Earth is slowing down, so in several thousand years, we may be working 12 hour days and still have an evening :)

From: Richard
As far as we can tell using lithostratographic methods, in the past there have been far more cycles of the planet (days), getting less and less each time. Suggesting that the spin of the Earth is slowing down, so in several thousand years, we may be working 12 hour days and still have an evening :)

Wait, so the days are getting longer or shorter?

From: DeiJaiVui
Wait, so the days are getting longer or shorter?

Longer, but there'll be less of them.

From: Richard
Longer, but there'll be less of them.

Ohh, that's kinda epic that it's longer, but less sucks!