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Facts About the Leap Year Explained
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Facts About the Leap Year Explained
You’ve probably noticed that some years have an extra day tacked onto February. That quirky 29th shows up every four years, throwing off anyone who tries to plan their birthday celebrations or schedule important events. But there’s more to this calendar adjustment than just adding a random day. The Basic Math Behind It Unsplash/Eric Rothermel 365.25 days is roughly how long Earth takes to orbit the sun. Regular calendar years only count 365 day…
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