KNNKTD PRESENTS
Studio Booking Calendar
THE THINKING BEHIND THE CALENDAR
AETHEREON asks what a civil calendar might look like if its months, weeks, and astronomical year were designed to fit together more cleanly.
AETHEREON responds to familiar calendar frustrations: months have different lengths, weeks do not divide evenly into months, weekdays shift from year to year, and September through December no longer sit in the positions their number-based names suggest.
Each of the 13 regular months has 28 days: four exact seven-day weeks. Together they make 364 structured days, with the remaining orbital time handled outside the regular months.
A solar year is about 365.2422 days, so the 364-day month structure leaves the remaining orbital time outside the regular months. Eonfall marks that year-end transition. This web edition does not assume an unspecified recurring correction-day rule.
Green: available start timesRed: no available start timesFilled red date: today
Colors apply to your chosen service and duration. Red can mean a past date, less than 24 hours’ notice, a reservation, or closed studio hours. A green day may still have reserved hours.
The large number is the AETHEREON day. The italic date underneath is the real calendar date. Choose a green day, then an available time below.
Golden light, dawn and the Sun.
Eonfall follows Aethereon 28 and marks the orbit’s completion. The 2026–27 cycle has no additional correction day specified.
Each month follows a Thursday–Wednesday grid.
This website follows the current AETHEREON mapping: October 8, 2026 = December 8, AETHEREON month 10. In this cycle, Aurelia 1 is January 22, 2026, and Eonfall is January 21, 2027. The 13 named months, each with 28 days, stay in the sequence below.
AETHEREON is a proposed creative calendar, not an adopted civil standard. The web version currently covers this 2026 cycle only; its future correction-day rule has not been specified.