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Re: Vernal Equinox Re: day 3000 of 3rd
by Mark J. Reed
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No, Irv is right. If day 1 of the third millennium was January 1st,
2001, then today, March 19th, 2009, is day 3000.
I imagine the error on timeanddate.com comes from assigning day number
zero to January 1st, 2001, in which case day number 3000 is tomorrow.
But even if you consider today to be day number 2999 in a zero-based
count, that's still the 3000th day!
Even if you don't have recourse to a JD or RD calculator, it's not
hard to tally up:
Dec 31, 2001: day 365
Dec 31, 2002: day 730
Dec 31, 2003: day 1095
Dec 31, 2004: day 1461
Dec 31, 2005: day 1826
Dec 31, 2006: day 2191
Dec 31, 2007: day 2556
Dec 31, 2008: day 2922
Jan 31, 2009: day 2953
Feb 28, 2009: day 2981
Mar 19, 2009: day 3000
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 5:28 PM, ELITE 3000 <rw8000@...> wrote:
> It is? According to timeanddate.com, the 3000th day of the 3rd millennium is
> on 2009.03.20-Fr, so you're off behind by one day. The Vernal equinox will
> also fall on that day at 11:43:22 GMT (07:43:22 EDT) according to Kalendis
> where the sun londitude will be at 0.0°. For my location, Tilbury, Ontario,
> Canada, the local mean time will be at 06:13:39, while the local appearant
> time will be 06:06 on that date and time.
>
> Astrominical/Julian date/MJD
> Mean orbitial date: Mean Orbital Date: 2009.21640855826
> Rotation-Adjusted Date: 2009.21716391148
> Julian Day: 2454910.988
> Modified Julian Day: 54910.488
> Delta T: 66.4s = 0h 1m 6.4s
> Equation of Time: minus 444.8s = minus 0h 7m 24.8s
> Lunar
> Lunar Age: 23 days 10h 7m 36s
> Lunar Ecliptic Longitude: 288° 55' or 288.91°
> Lunar Phase: -71°, Vedic Krishna Paksha Tithi 10 = Dasami
> Lunar Distance: 403736.5 km, Perigee = 98° 20', Apogee = 278° 20'
> Lunar Ecliptic Latitude: 1° 41' S or 1.69° S
> Lunar Declination: 23° 47' S or 23.78° S
> Fixed Yerm Cycle date: 21-10(06(23
> LUNISOLAR
> Lunisolar Date: Year 26/60 = 6-2 (Earth-Ox/Water Buffalo), month 2, day 24
> Sexagenary Day / 60 = stem-branch: 1/60 = 1-1 (Tree-Rat)
> Midnight Solar Longitude at Time Zone UT+7h: 359° 13' 28.8"
> Midnight Solar Longitude at Time Zone UT+8h: 359° 10' 59.7"
> Midnight Solar Longitude at Time Zone UT+9h: 359° 8' 30.6"
> Japanese year: 2669
> Chinese year: 4646/4706/4707
> Korean Year: 4342
> Vietnamese Year: 4646/4706/4707
> Major-Minor Solar term: 1-2
> SYMMETRY 454/010
> 52/293 Symmetry454 date: Friday, March 19, 2009
> 52/293 Symmetry010 date: Friday, March 21, 2009
> WORLD/INTERNATIONAL FIXED
> 52/293 World (LWEY) date: Thursday, March 20, 2009
> 52/293 13-Month (LWEY) date: Thursday, March 25, 2009
> MISC
> Persian date: Jom'eh, 30 Esfand 1387 PE
> Julian date: Friday, March 7, 2009 AD
> Roman date: Veneris, nonas Martius MMDCCLXII AUC
> ISO date (International Organization for Standardization): 2009·W12·5
> Western Bahá'í date from sunset-to-sunset (weekday, day month, year of
> cycle, major): Independence day, 19th of Loftiness, Single year of cycle 9,
> major 1
> Western Bahá'í date from sunset-to-sunset (year/month/day BE): 165/19/19 BE
> Western Bahá'í date from sunset-to-sunset (major.cycle.year.month.day):
> 1.9.13.19.19
> Hebrew date (sunset to sunset): Yom Shishi, 24 Adar, 5769
> Islamic date: Rabi` I 23, 1430
> French Date: De'cade Decadi (30) Vento^se 217
> Mayan: 12.19.16.3.8 (11 Cumku/10 Lama)
> Coptic: Baramhat 11, 1725
> Ethiopian: Magabit 11, 2001
> Jalaali: Esfand 30, 1387
> LDN: 155751
> Old Hindu solar: Mina 4, 5109
> Old Hindu lunar: Phalguna 24, 5109
> Indian Civil: 29 Phalguna 1930
> Latin: VII Martius MMIX
>
> Happy vernal equinox!
> -ELITE 3000
>
>
> From: Irv Bromberg
> Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 8:41 AM
> To: CALNDR-L@...
> Subject: day 3000 of 3rd
> Dear Calendar People:
> Today is the 3000th day of the Third Millennium!
> -- Irv Bromberg, Toronto, Canada
> <http://www.sym454.org/>
>
--
Mark J. Reed <markjreed@...>
2001, then today, March 19th, 2009, is day 3000.
I imagine the error on timeanddate.com comes from assigning day number
zero to January 1st, 2001, in which case day number 3000 is tomorrow.
But even if you consider today to be day number 2999 in a zero-based
count, that's still the 3000th day!
Even if you don't have recourse to a JD or RD calculator, it's not
hard to tally up:
Dec 31, 2001: day 365
Dec 31, 2002: day 730
Dec 31, 2003: day 1095
Dec 31, 2004: day 1461
Dec 31, 2005: day 1826
Dec 31, 2006: day 2191
Dec 31, 2007: day 2556
Dec 31, 2008: day 2922
Jan 31, 2009: day 2953
Feb 28, 2009: day 2981
Mar 19, 2009: day 3000
On Thu, Mar 19, 2009 at 5:28 PM, ELITE 3000 <rw8000@...> wrote:
> It is? According to timeanddate.com, the 3000th day of the 3rd millennium is
> on 2009.03.20-Fr, so you're off behind by one day. The Vernal equinox will
> also fall on that day at 11:43:22 GMT (07:43:22 EDT) according to Kalendis
> where the sun londitude will be at 0.0°. For my location, Tilbury, Ontario,
> Canada, the local mean time will be at 06:13:39, while the local appearant
> time will be 06:06 on that date and time.
>
> Astrominical/Julian date/MJD
> Mean orbitial date: Mean Orbital Date: 2009.21640855826
> Rotation-Adjusted Date: 2009.21716391148
> Julian Day: 2454910.988
> Modified Julian Day: 54910.488
> Delta T: 66.4s = 0h 1m 6.4s
> Equation of Time: minus 444.8s = minus 0h 7m 24.8s
> Lunar
> Lunar Age: 23 days 10h 7m 36s
> Lunar Ecliptic Longitude: 288° 55' or 288.91°
> Lunar Phase: -71°, Vedic Krishna Paksha Tithi 10 = Dasami
> Lunar Distance: 403736.5 km, Perigee = 98° 20', Apogee = 278° 20'
> Lunar Ecliptic Latitude: 1° 41' S or 1.69° S
> Lunar Declination: 23° 47' S or 23.78° S
> Fixed Yerm Cycle date: 21-10(06(23
> LUNISOLAR
> Lunisolar Date: Year 26/60 = 6-2 (Earth-Ox/Water Buffalo), month 2, day 24
> Sexagenary Day / 60 = stem-branch: 1/60 = 1-1 (Tree-Rat)
> Midnight Solar Longitude at Time Zone UT+7h: 359° 13' 28.8"
> Midnight Solar Longitude at Time Zone UT+8h: 359° 10' 59.7"
> Midnight Solar Longitude at Time Zone UT+9h: 359° 8' 30.6"
> Japanese year: 2669
> Chinese year: 4646/4706/4707
> Korean Year: 4342
> Vietnamese Year: 4646/4706/4707
> Major-Minor Solar term: 1-2
> SYMMETRY 454/010
> 52/293 Symmetry454 date: Friday, March 19, 2009
> 52/293 Symmetry010 date: Friday, March 21, 2009
> WORLD/INTERNATIONAL FIXED
> 52/293 World (LWEY) date: Thursday, March 20, 2009
> 52/293 13-Month (LWEY) date: Thursday, March 25, 2009
> MISC
> Persian date: Jom'eh, 30 Esfand 1387 PE
> Julian date: Friday, March 7, 2009 AD
> Roman date: Veneris, nonas Martius MMDCCLXII AUC
> ISO date (International Organization for Standardization): 2009·W12·5
> Western Bahá'í date from sunset-to-sunset (weekday, day month, year of
> cycle, major): Independence day, 19th of Loftiness, Single year of cycle 9,
> major 1
> Western Bahá'í date from sunset-to-sunset (year/month/day BE): 165/19/19 BE
> Western Bahá'í date from sunset-to-sunset (major.cycle.year.month.day):
> 1.9.13.19.19
> Hebrew date (sunset to sunset): Yom Shishi, 24 Adar, 5769
> Islamic date: Rabi` I 23, 1430
> French Date: De'cade Decadi (30) Vento^se 217
> Mayan: 12.19.16.3.8 (11 Cumku/10 Lama)
> Coptic: Baramhat 11, 1725
> Ethiopian: Magabit 11, 2001
> Jalaali: Esfand 30, 1387
> LDN: 155751
> Old Hindu solar: Mina 4, 5109
> Old Hindu lunar: Phalguna 24, 5109
> Indian Civil: 29 Phalguna 1930
> Latin: VII Martius MMIX
>
> Happy vernal equinox!
> -ELITE 3000
>
>
> From: Irv Bromberg
> Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 8:41 AM
> To: CALNDR-L@...
> Subject: day 3000 of 3rd
> Dear Calendar People:
> Today is the 3000th day of the Third Millennium!
> -- Irv Bromberg, Toronto, Canada
> <http://www.sym454.org/>
>
--
Mark J. Reed <markjreed@...>
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