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Sunday
October 04, 2026
12:01:02 PM (EDT)

4:01:02 AM (UTC)
Absolute date: 739,893
Day 277 and Second 23,932,862 of current year
82 shopping days until Christmas

Phase of moon: last quarter
Age of moon: 7 days (until next new moon)

For Detroit (EDT)
Sun rise: 7:33 AM, set: 7:09 PM (today)
Sun rise: 7:34 AM, set: 7:07 PM (tomorrow)

Julian Day
2,461,317.67

Julian Calendar
September 21, 2026

ISO Calendar
Day 07 of Week 40 of Year 2026

World Calendar
Wednesday, October 04, 2026

Hebrew Calendar
23 Tishrei 5787

Islamic Calendar
Rabi II 21, 1448

Mayan Calendars
Long Count: 13.0.13.17.15
Haab (Civil): 8 Yax
Tzolkin (Religious): 8 Men

French Revolutionary
Time: 0:00:72
Décade II, Tridi de Vendémiare de l'Année 235 de la Révolution

Coptic
Tut 24, 1743

Ethiopic
Maskaram 24, 2019

Persian
Mehr 12, 1405

Baha'i
8th day of Will, B.E. 183

Events for 10/04

Births
Rutherford B Hayes (204 years ago)
Frederic Remington (165 years ago)
Buster Keaton (131 years ago)
Charlton Heston (103 years ago)
Kazuhiko Nishijima (100 years ago)
Susan Sarandon (80 years ago)
Armand Assante (77 years ago)

Deaths
Rembrandt Van Rijn (357 years ago)
Max Karl Ernst Ludwig Planck (79 years ago)
Janis Joplin (56 years ago)
Graham Chapman (37 years ago)

Events
1st complete English translation of Bible printed (491 years ago)
Crimean war began (173 years ago)
Nez Perce Chief Joseph surrendered (149 years ago)
Mormons renounced polygamy (136 years ago)
1st US Open Tournament (131 years ago)
Orville Wright piloted plane for 33 minutes (121 years ago)
Dick Tracy debuted (95 years ago)
"Leave It to Beaver" premiered (69 years ago)
1st artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, launched (69 years ago)

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