23rd century

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The 23rd century of the anno Domini (common) era will span the years 22012300 of the Gregorian calendar.

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[edit] Predictions for the 23rd century

[edit] Astronomical predictions

[edit] Other predictions

  • 2217: The Centralia Mine Fire in Centralia, Pennsylvania is predicted to have used up the mine's coal and stop burning.
  • 2295: The US population is predicted to reach its first one billion inhabitants under current growth trends.
  • 2300: Google's plan to index all the world's information and make it searchable could by achieved, according to Eric E. Schmidt.[1]

[edit] Easter

Unless changes are made as to when Easter will occur, in 2285, the Western Easter will fall on March 22 for the first time since 1818.
March 22 is the earliest possible date on which Easter can occur.

[edit] Religious Predictions

  • According to the Jewish interpretation of creation, Adam was created in 3761 BC. It will have been 6,000 years since then in 2239, thereby initiating a spiritual Sabbatical on a global scale lasting a thousand years (the 7th Millennium on the Hebrew Calendar).[2]

See Eschatology: Judaism.

  • According to Rashad Khalifa, a man who claimed to be a messenger of God, and claimed to discover a divine mathematical miracle in the Quran[3], used the Mysterious Initials in the Quran to predict that the world will end in the year 2280.[4]

[edit] Science fiction set in the 23rd century

[edit] Literature

[edit] Television and film

[edit] Star Trek

[edit] Other television and film

[edit] Music

  • In the music video for Will Smith's song Will 2K from his album Willenium, one of the years he goes to is 2222.

[edit] Games

[edit] Computer games

[edit] Arcade and console games

[edit] Other games

[edit] Decades and years

[edit] References

  1. ^ Mills, Elinor (2005-10-10). "Google reveals its 300-year plan", CNET News.com. 
  2. ^ Bromberg, Irv. ""The Rectified Hebrew Calendar."". Retrieved on 2007-10-31.
  3. ^ "One of the great miracles" ""Mathematical Miracle of the Quran."".
  4. ^ Khalifa, Rashad ""The End of the World."".

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