AOG Time
Day Zero, then thirteen cycles of twenty-eight days.
Day Zero begins the year. It is the first day, not an afterthought at the end.
Today
Day Zero anchor not yet declared
The Day Zero date for this year has not been published yet, so no AOG date is shown. Nothing is guessed.
Two calendars, labeled separately
AOG Time is a religious calendar of thirteen equal cycles. It is not a measurement of the moon’s phases. If an astronomical lunar phase is ever shown beside it, it will be labeled as astronomical, separately.
Still open
Two questions are unresolved and shown as such: how the extra day of a leap year is kept, and which time zone governs the turn of the AOG day.