What happens every 365 14 days?

Every 365.14 days, a year typically occurs in the Gregorian calendar, which accounts for the extra 0.14 days by adding a leap year every four years. However, this system is not perfect, leading to a slight discrepancy over long periods. As a result, adjustments are made in the calendar, such as skipping leap years in certain centuries, to stay aligned with the Earth's orbit around the Sun. Thus, this cycle helps maintain the seasonal alignment of the calendar year.