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Also known as months
unidad de tiempo de entre 28 y 31 días
A month is a unit of time used in calendars that is roughly based on the Moon's natural cycle, which lasts about 29.53 days—this is why the words "month" and "Moon" are related. Months matter because they provide a practical way to organize time into manageable periods, a practice that humans have used since at least the Paleolithic age when people tracked days according to the Moon's phases.
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Un mes (del latín mensis) es cada uno de los doce períodos de tiempo, de entre 28 y 31 días, en que se divide el año. La duración fue establecida de forma que se intercalaran los meses de 30 y 31 días, con la excepción de febrero, que conservó su duración original de 28 días por motivos religiosos (véase año bisiesto).
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