Interplanetary Calendars (ICs) are calendars for the worlds
we know.  The first IC was the first calendar for Mars.  It was later
followed by calendars for the rest of the planets of the solar system,
and even later for planetoids and distant worlds.  Will Napoli, the IC
inventor, proposes a
Classification of Worlds System (CWS), which
he used to help create the
Interplanetary Calendar System (ICS).

Planets are being discovered around stars other than the Sun and
worlds beyond Neptune are being discovered in the Solar System
now, so it's timely that the ICS has come about.  Contemporary use
of these calendars for space exploration can help prepare the way
for the peopled exploration of the Solar System just now beginning,
and beyond.  The ICs can also be used by students of all ages to
better understand the many worlds we now know something about.
It is the year 9 SD (Sol Date) in the
Interplanetary Calendar System.  New
Year's Day for year 10 SD is December
22, 2009 CE.
The Interplanetary Calendars

by William Lloyd Napoli


THE PLANNA

The Mercannum & Mercudiary
™ for Mercury

The Venannum™ & The Venudiary™ for Venus

The Terrannum™ for the Earth system

The Areannum™ for the Mars system

The Joviannum™ for the Jupiter system

The Saturannum™ for the Saturn system

The Urannum™ for the Uranus system

The Neptannum™ for the Neptune system

THE MESOPLANNA

The Cereannum™
for Ceres

The Plutanna™ for the Pluto system and the Plutinos

The Makeanna™ for Makemake and the Cubewanos

The Haumeannum™ for the Haumea system

The Erianna™ for Eris and the Scattered Disc Objects

The Sednanna™ for Sedna and the Oort Cloud Objects

THE MINIPLANNA

The Minor Planna™
for the Planetoids (Asteroids)

The Near Comanna™ for the short-term Comets

The Centanna™ for the Centaurs

The Far Comanna™ for the long-term Comets

THE EXOPLANNA

The Extranna™
for the Exoplanets

All these calendars are included in
Earthman's Almanac and will
be available for purchase from year to year.  First views of these
calendars can be found in
Extraterrestrial Revolutions™ The
Magazine of Interplanetary Method™.  Each issue of
Extraterrestrial
Revolutions
includes one or more of the above calendars within it.  
(See
E2 Products for ordering information.)  Most of these calendars
have been published in earlier versions and soon they will all be
available on a regular basis.
Trademarks - 2009,
Earthman's Enterprises,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Earth photo composites
by Reto Stackli, NASA
Interplanetary Calendars
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