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Have a question about lunar calendar calculations, spotted an astronomical edge case, or want to suggest a new feature? We are here to help.
Who Runs Lunar Age Calculator
Lunar Age Calculator is independently designed, developed, and maintained by The Lunar Age Editorial Team. Every calculator, astronomical conversion algorithm, and educational article on this website is personally built and managed by our team of researchers and software engineers. Because this platform is maintained by a dedicated editorial and engineering team rather than an anonymous corporate entity, your inquiries and messages never get lost in an automated ticketing queue.
When you send a message through this contact page, your email is delivered directly to our editorial inbox. Whether you are an astronomy student asking about synodic months, an engineer reporting a timezone edge case, or a visitor curious about how your lunar age was determined, you receive a direct, knowledgeable, and personalized response from the team who wrote the code.
Topics We Welcome
Tool Feedback & Feature Suggestions
We are constantly working to improve our calculators. If you have an idea for a new tool—such as regional lunisolar variants, moon phase illumination visualizers, or cultural calendar converters—or suggestions to improve our mobile layout and responsiveness, we would love to hear your thoughts.
Calculation Questions & Astronomical Methodology
Lunisolar calendar mathematics can be intricate and counter-intuitive. If you would like clarification on how synodic months are counted, how leap months are intercalated in the Metonic cycle, or why your lunar age differs between Chinese, Korean, and Islamic Hijri systems, do not hesitate to reach out. We are always happy to discuss the astronomical mathematics.
Corrections & Bug Reports
While our conversion tables are rigorously verified against published observatory ephemerides from 1900 to 2100, historical timezone shifts, daylight saving changes, and localized conjunction boundaries can occasionally produce edge-case anomalies. If you notice a calculation discrepancy, an incorrect leap month placement, or a translation typo in any of our 18 languages, please let us know so we can investigate and deploy an immediate correction.
Press, Educational Inquiries & Partnerships
Journalists, educators, cultural historians, and researchers interested in calendar algorithms, cultural astronomy, or collaborative educational projects are always welcome to connect with us.
Expected Response Time
We respect your time and take every incoming message seriously. We strive to reply to all legitimate inquiries within two business days (Monday through Friday). Bug reports involving astronomical calculation discrepancies receive highest priority and are typically investigated, resolved, and deployed to production within 48 to 72 hours.
Direct Developer Support
Direct contact with the engineer for calculation inquiries, bug tracking, and astronomical data verification.