New convenient calendar

Mathematicians and economists at John Hopkins University in Baltimore (USA) have designed a new type of calendar without a leap year. This means that birthdays, holidays and Christmas will fall on the same day every year.

This is different from the Gregorian calendar, also known as the Christian calendar, currently being used by the Western world. In the new calendar, there are 364 days each year and every five or six years there will be a week-long 'mini month' to make the calendar fit into the solar cycle instead of using leap years.

According to Hanke-Henry Permanent calendar , if Christmas falls on Sunday in 2012, this ceremony will also fall on Sunday in 2013, 2014 . Also, September will be 31 days as well as March, June and month. 12. All remaining months have 30 days.

Dr. Richard Henry said: 'Our plan helps to have a stable calendar every year and year and allows regular, reasonable annual planning from school holidays to work holidays. job'.