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Saturday
November 29, 2025
12:01:02 PM (EST)

5:01:02 AM (UTC)
Absolute date: 739,584
Day 333 and Second 28,771,262 of current year
26 shopping days until Christmas

Phase of moon: first quarter
Age of moon: 6 days (until next full moon)

For Cleveland (EST)
Sun rise: 7:32 AM, set: 4:58 PM (today)
Sun rise: 7:33 AM, set: 4:58 PM (tomorrow)

Julian Day
2,461,008.71

Julian Calendar
November 16, 2025

ISO Calendar
Day 06 of Week 48 of Year 2025

World Calendar
Wednesday, November 29, 2025

Hebrew Calendar
9 Kislev 5786

Islamic Calendar
Jumada II 08, 1447

Mayan Calendars
Long Count: 13.0.13.2.6
Haab (Civil): 4 Mac
Tzolkin (Religious): 11 Cimi

French Revolutionary
Time: 0:00:72
Décade I, Nonidi de Frimaire de l'Année 234 de la Révolution

Coptic
Hatur 20, 1742

Ethiopic
Khedar 20, 2018

Persian
Azar 08, 1404

Baha'i
7th day of Speech, B.E. 182

Events for 11/29

Births
Christian Johann Doppler (222 years ago)
Louisa May Alcott (193 years ago)
Sir Ambrose Fleming (invented diode) (176 years ago)
C S Lewis (127 years ago)
Vin Scully (98 years ago)
Chuck Mangione (85 years ago)
Gary Shandling (76 years ago)
Howie Mandel (70 years ago)
Cathy Moriarty (65 years ago)

Deaths
Cardinal Thomas Wolsey (495 years ago)
George Harrison (24 years ago)

Events
Francis Drake finished circumnavigating the globe (445 years ago)
1st Japanese Diet (parliament) convened (145 years ago)
1st Army-Navy football game (Navy 25, Army 0) (135 years ago)
Discovery of Tutankhamen's tomb announced (103 years ago)
Richard Byrd made 1st airplane flight over South Pole (96 years ago)
Monarchy abolished in Yugoslavia (80 years ago)
UN approved land for Israel (78 years ago)
1st underground A-bomb exploded in Nevada (74 years ago)

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