How many days are there in a 1000 years?
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1000*365.25 = 365250 days\n\nbecause in i year it is 365 days and 6 hrs.\n\nso in 4 yrs we usually add one day and write 366 days \nit is known as leap yr.\n\nso practically in 1 yr  it is 365.25 days\n\nso in 1000 years it is 365250 days
520073
Astronomically, there are roughlt 91.3 days to each season.  Weather-wise, it really depends on where you're at on the planet.
416427
The 22nd century starts in the year 2100\n\nSome would argue that as there was no Year 0 the first century started in 1 AD and was only 99 years long instead of 100 years long. And therefore all subsequent centuries should start in 101, 201 ... 2001, 2101.\n\nI don't agree with that point of view but it exists.
1026743
4 500 000 000 years, given or taken a few.
672104
It takes the earth approximately 365.25 days to orbit around the sun. A normal year is 365 days, then they add an extra day every four years when those four quarter days add up. However,they do not add the day on certain years, because it is just under a quarter of a day extra per year. So 2000 was NOT a leap year, for example.\n\nWe get "leap seconds"occasionally, too. It's all just trying to keep our artificial calendars in sync with the earth's orbit around the sun.
1053157
213,000 years (previous answer was an oops... sorry)
1123972
The length of the year was about the same. The day has gotten a bit longer, so there were around 400 days in a year around 200 million years ago. For fossils only 6.5 million years old, there wouldn't be much difference (perhaps a day or two per year).
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365.256366 Earth days around the Sun, if that's what you mean. Or 24 hours around its axis.
586046
it depends of the situations. But the general answer is 100 years.
668819
It doesn't.  It actually takes 365.2422 days, which is why every 100 years the leap year doesn't have an extra day.  Except for years than are evenly divisible by 400, they do.  (To make up for the 0.0022 extra.)  This most recently happened in 2000 and won't happen again until 2400.
909059
4.6 billion years but creation speeds up as time goes along so a year 10,000 years ago could have lasted 100 years to us in present time, there are scientific theories on this phenomenon. This also explains why people lived so long, it's not that they lived longer but time was moving slower.\n\nAdam and Eve left the Garden of Eden 6000 thousand years ago.
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It could have been millions of years for all we know. The Bible is written in Hebrew. The word that translates into day refers to "a period of time". That was doubrful a twenty-hour hour period. Besides, if I day is measured by the earth's rotation around the sun, how would the creation of the earth and sun be measured? Days as we know them did not exist yet, because they sun and earth didn't exist yet. \nCouldn't have been timed on a stopwatch. \nSo yes, it was probably millions of years, years as we know them - so many revolutions around the sun.
571799
exactly 177 times...the last one was 10,000years back
610011
5,000,000,000 years, more or less
546845
I am not sure that if there would be recorded  a year called 10000 in the future... I think it would be an optimistic guess to imagine 3000's... Don't forget!       The Judgement Day is approaching day by day... Well, if i supposed to say, human will be naked at the year 10000...
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billions and billions of years.
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In a non leap year, 365 days, there are 31, 536, 000 seconds in a year.  \n\nHowever, the answer you are looking for could be ...12!\n\nJanuary 2nd, February 2nd, March 2nd...etc.