Rewinding to Saturday, April 7, 1928…

Saturday · The Bronx, New York, United States

Alan, you arrived on April 7, 1928 in The Bronx.

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01The weather outside

Before the weather records began.

Hourly climate records for this spot begin in 1940, so this day stays a little mysterious.

02The sky that night

A waning gibbous watched over you.

92% lit · 17.4 days into its cycle

No bright planets were above The Bronx's horizon that evening — the moon had the sky to itself.

It was spring in your half of the world.

The Moon was 252,182 miles away — farther than usual.

03On every radio

Before the charts began.

The weekly singles chart we use begins in August 1958 — your day predates it.

04What a dollar bought

Your first receipt.

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05Your life in numbers

Since that day, you have lived…

0

seconds

and counting, right now

0

heartbeats

at a resting average of 80 a minute

0

breaths

give or take a few yawns

0

sunrises

5,144 weeks of them

0

full moons

have risen since your first night

0.00B

miles traveled

98 laps around the Sun

06Born under

A Saturday's child, under Aries.

Star sign

Aries

Fire sign

Chinese zodiac

Dragon

Earth Dragon

Birthstone

Diamond

for your month

Birth flower

Daisy

for your month

Generation

Silent Generation

1928–1945

Day of the week

Saturday

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