Current Era, and Previous Era. The problem scientists have is that they 
need a stable base to date from, today keeps moving. I guess it could be 
anything, but until fairly recently most of our science texts were 
written by Europeans, so that one became the defacto standard.

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> I wish I could remember where and when I found something that used  another 
> notation. It may have been common era or not. It was an international  group, 
> like the UN, but I don't think it was them. When I first read it I didn't  
> know 
> what the heck they were talking about, then the shoe finally fell that it  
> was a different notation.

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