Rewinding to Tuesday, March 1, 1994…
Tuesday · London, Ontario, Canada
The world on March 1, 1994 in London.
Scroll back in time ↓01The weather outside
A high of -1°C in London.
-1°C/ 30°F high
Low of -10°C · dry · wind up to 17 km/h
The sun rose at 7:01 am and set at 6:14 pm — 11h 13m of daylight.
Daily estimates from NASA POWER on a regional grid, using local solar days. Sunrise and sunset are calculated for this city.
Reconstructed from historical climate data — the closest thing we have to a weather time machine.
02The sky that night
A waning gibbous watched over you.
78% lit · 19.3 days into its cycle
No bright planets were above London's horizon that evening — the moon had the sky to itself.
It was spring in your half of the world.
The Moon was 365,114 km away — closer than usual.
03On every radio
The chart-topper that week: “The Power Of Love”
by Celine Dion — number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for 4 weeks, taking over from “All For Love”.
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04What a dollar bought
Your first receipt.
GENERAL STORE
PRICES IN THE U.S. · 1994-03-01
BREAD COSTS 2.4× 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
1,705 weeks of them
0
full moons
have risen since your first night
0.00B
km travelled
32 laps around the Sun
06Born under
A Tuesday's child, under Pisces.
Star sign
Pisces
Water sign
Chinese zodiac
Dog
Wood Dog
Birthstone
Aquamarine
for your month
Birth flower
Daffodil
for your month
Generation
Millennials
1981–1996
Day of the week
Tuesday
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