Rewinding to Saturday, July 30, 1977…
Saturday · Kinston, North Carolina, United States
The world on July 30, 1977 in Kinston.
Scroll back in time ↓01The weather outside
Looking up the weather in Kinston…
02The sky that night
A full moon watched over you.
99% lit · 15.4 days into its cycle
Looking up from Kinston that evening, you could have spotted Mercury without a telescope.
It was summer in your half of the world.
The Moon was 229,618 miles away — closer than usual.
03On every radio
The chart-topper that week: “I Just Want To Be Your Everything”
by Andy Gibb — number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for 4 weeks, taking over from “Looks Like We Made It”.
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04What a dollar bought
Your first receipt.
GENERAL STORE
KINSTON · 1977-07-30
BREAD COSTS 5.5× 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
2,571 weeks of them
0
full moons
have risen since your first night
0.00B
miles traveled
49 laps around the Sun
06Born under
A Saturday's child, under Leo.
Star sign
Leo
Fire sign
Chinese zodiac
Snake
Fire Snake
Birthstone
Ruby
for your month
Birth flower
Larkspur
for your month
Generation
Generation X
1965–1980
Day of the week
Saturday
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