Rewinding to Monday, March 30, 1964…
Monday · Cleveland, Ohio, United States
The world on March 30, 1964 in Cleveland.
Scroll back in time ↓01The weather outside
Looking up the weather in Cleveland…
02The sky that night
A waning gibbous watched over you.
91% lit · 17.5 days into its cycle
Looking up from Cleveland that evening, you could have spotted Venus and Uranus without a telescope.
It was spring in your half of the world.
The Moon was 249,672 miles away — farther than usual.
03On every radio
The chart-topper that week: “She Loves You”
by The Beatles — number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for 2 weeks, taking over from “I Want To Hold Your Hand”.
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04What a dollar bought
Your first receipt.
GENERAL STORE
CLEVELAND · 1964-03-30
BREAD COSTS 11× WHAT IT DID
US national averages · ≈ = estimated from inflation
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
3,266 weeks of them
0
full moons
have risen since your first night
0.00B
miles traveled
62 laps around the Sun
06Born under
A Monday's child, under Aries.
Star sign
Aries
Fire sign
Chinese zodiac
Dragon
Wood Dragon
Birthstone
Aquamarine
for your month
Birth flower
Daffodil
for your month
Generation
Baby Boomers
1946–1964
Day of the week
Monday
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