Here are all the facts you need to know about your birthday on Thursday, April 9, 1992:
🕰️ Born into › Millennials Generation
🎉 Next birthday will be on › Thursday
🎂 How many days until my birthday ›
Countdown time to your next birthday:
🍿 Number one movie › Aladdin
🎮 Number one video game › Mortal Kombat
🎵 Number one song › "Save the Best for Last" by Vanessa Williams
🐒 Chinese Zodiac › Monkey
☀️ Sun Sign › Aries
🔥 Zodiac Element › Fire
🌠 Zodiac Quality › Cardinal
🪐 Ruling Planet › Mars ♂
🐼 Spirit Animal › Hawk
🔢 Life Path Number › 7
🌼 Birth flower › Sweet Pea/Daisy
🪨 Birthstone › Diamond
📅 Lucky day › Tuesday ⬤Power Color › Red
⛽ Gas price per gallon › $1.13
🍞 Bread price per pound › $0.75
🥛 Milk price per gallon › $2.78
🥚 Eggs price per dozen › $0.86
🍌 Bananas price per pound › $0.46
🏛️ President of United States ›
🌎 World population › 5,504,401,149 Source: un.org
⚡️ You’ve traveled over 19,112,000,000 miles through the Milky Way.
⚡️ You have blinked over 292,413,600 times in your lifetime
⚡️ Your heart beat over 1,376,064,000 times.
⚡️ You have taken about 2,006,760,000 steps.
⚡️ You have taken about 240,811,200 breaths since your birth.
⏱️ Your billionth (1,000,000,000) second was on December 17, 2023.
What happened on my birthday
1483
Edward V (aged 12) succeeds his father Edward IV as king of England. He is never crowned, and disappears presumed murdered, after incarceration in the Tower of London with his younger brother Richard (the "Princes in the Tower").
1731
British mariner Robert Jenkins' ear cut off by Spanish Guarde Costa in the Caribbean, later catalyst for war between Britain & Spain.
1768
John Hancock refuses to allow two British customs agents to go below deck of his ship, considered by some to be the first act of physical resistance to British authority in the colonies.
1865
Confederate General Robert E. Lee and 26,765 troops surrender at Appomattox Court House to US Lieutenant General Ulysses S Grant (US Civil War).
1869
Hudson Bay Company cedes its territory to Canada.
1992
John Major elected Prime Minister of the United Kingdom after his Conservative Party wins the most votes in British electoral history.
2003
Baghdad falls to U.S. forces ending the invasion of Iraqi but resulting in widespread looting.
Famous people with my birthday
1933
Gian Maria Volontè, Italian actor (Fistful of Dollars)
1965
Jeff Zucker, American television executive (CEO of NBC Universal)
1948
Jaya Bachchan, Indian actress and politician
1984
Linda Chung, Chinese-Canadian actress and singer
1939
Michael Learned, American actress (Olivia in The Waltons, Nurse)
1986
Leighton Meester, American actress (Gossip Girl-Blair Waldorf)
1936
Jerzy Maksymiuk, Polish pianist, composer and conductor (BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, 1983-93)
1963
Joe Scarborough, American television personality
Holidays on Thursday, April 9th
Orthodox Palm Sunday
Orthodox Palm Sunday is a special day that celebrates when Jesus arrived in Jerusalem and people welcomed him by laying palm branches on the ground, marking the start of the week leading up to Easter.
Appomattox Day
Appomattox Day, observed every April 9th in the United States, marks the end of the Civil War in 1865 when General Lee surrendered to General Grant, effectively ending the conflict.
National Name Yourself Day
National Name Yourself Day, celebrated on April 9, encourages people to choose a new name for a day, exploring the idea that our names can influence our personality and how others perceive us, inspired by the "Dorian Gray effect" from Oscar Wilde's novel where a character's appearance changes based on his actions and morality.
National Chinese Almond Cookie Day
National Chinese Almond Cookie Day, celebrated on April 9, is a day to enjoy crunchy, almond-flavored cookies that are believed to bring good luck, often made with special designs and traditionally associated with Chinese New Year.
Jumbo Day
Jumbo Day celebrates the life of Jumbo the Elephant, a famous 19th-century African elephant, whose name became synonymous with "huge" and has influenced popular culture since his time.
