User talk:QuantumPulsar2002

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Great conjunction dates[edit]

Dear Sir/Mdm, are the dates for the great conjunctions before 1582 Julian or Gregorian calendar? Thankyou Mike Magee [email protected]

I've checked on Stellarium and found that the dates before 1582 are in the Julian calendar. I think that was already mentioned before but was removed when the table was added. QuantumPulsar2002 (talk) 16:01, 21 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

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