The International Calendar Extension

The International Calendar Extension (ICE) is the event in which the world's calendars were lengthened to 730 days (2 times the pre-ICE calendar length) in an effort to slow down time, as well as trying to adjust to Earth's new orbit that is 2 times as far from the sun as it was before the year 2909. There was also a new month added instead of one being doubled to try to make summer feel longer.

Months and Corresponding Number of Days

 * January - 62
 * February - 56 (58 in leap years)
 * March - 62
 * April - 60
 * May - 62
 * June - 60
 * July - 62
 * August - 31
 * Caesuary - 31
 * September - 60
 * October - 62
 * November - 60
 * December - 62

Trivia

 * Caesuary is named after Julius Caesar, even though technically July was already named after him