May 3, 1987

Here are all the facts you need to know about your birthday on Sunday, May 3, 1987:

🕰️ Born into › Millennials Generation
🎉 Next birthday will be on › Sunday
🎂 How many days until my birthday

Countdown time to your next birthday:


🍿 Number one movie › Three Men and a Baby
🎮 Number one video game › Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!!
🎵 Number one song › "(I Just) Died in Your Arms" by Cutting Crew

🐇 Chinese Zodiac › Rabbit
☀️ Sun Sign › Taurus
🌎 Zodiac Element › Earth
🌠 Zodiac Quality › Fixed
🪐 Ruling Planet › Venus ♀
🐼 Spirit Animal › Beaver

🔢 Life Path Number › 6
🌼 Birth flower › Lily of the valley
🪨 Birthstone › Emerald
📅 Lucky day › Friday
Power Color › Green

Gas price per gallon › $0.9

🍞 Bread price per pound › $0.55

🥛 Milk price per gallon › $2.28
🥚 Eggs price per dozen › $0.78
🍌 Bananas price per pound › $0.36

🏛️ President of United States
🌎 World population › 5,055,636,132 Source: un.org

⚡️ You’ve traveled over 21,998,400,000 miles through the Milky Way.
⚡️ You have blinked over 336,575,520 times in your lifetime
⚡️ Your heart beat over 1,583,884,800 times.
⚡️ You have taken about 2,309,832,000 steps.
⚡️ You have taken approximately 277,179,840 breaths since your birth.

⏱️ Your billionth (1,000,000,000) second was on January 9, 2019.


What happened on my birthday

1791
The Constitution of May 3 (the first modern constitution in Europe) is proclaimed by the Sejm of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

1926
British General Strike: Trade Union Congress calls for a general strike 1 minute to midnight to support striking coal miners.

1937
Margaret Mitchell wins Pulitzer Prize for "Gone With the Wind".

1945
World War II: German ship "Cap Arcona" laden with prisoners sunk by Royal Air Force in East Sea, 5,800 killed - one of largest maritime losses of life.

1947
Japan's post-war constitution goes into effect, granting universal suffrage, stripping Emperor Hirohito of all but symbolic power and outlawing Japan's right to make war.


Famous people with my birthday

1932
Robert Osborne, American film historian and television host (Turner Classic Movies)

1965
Nina Garcia, Colombian-American fashion expert and television personality (Project Runway)

1975
Christina Hendricks, American actress (Mad Men)

1982
Danielle Deadwyler, American actress (Till)

1917
George Gaynes, Dutch-Finnish-American singer, stage and screen actor (Tootsie; Police Academy; General Hospital)

1928
Jeanne Bal, American actress (Pat-Love & Marriage, Star Trek- The Man Trap)

1952
Caitlin Clarke, American actress (Dragonslayer)

1904
John Breeden, American actor (Salute, Madame Racketeer, Joy Street)


Holidays on Sunday, May 3rd

National Skilled Trades Day
National Skilled Trades Day, celebrated every first Wednesday of May, is a day to honor and spread awareness about the importance of skilled workers like electricians, plumbers, and mechanics, who play a crucial role in keeping our society running smoothly.

Sun Day
Sun Day, celebrated every May 3rd, is a day to appreciate the sun for giving us light and warmth, and to recognize the untapped potential of solar energy for a cleaner planet, a holiday kickstarted by President Jimmy Carter in 1978 to encourage using the sun as an eco-friendly energy source.

National SAN Architect Day
National SAN Architect Day, celebrated on May 3rd, is a day to appreciate the experts who work behind the scenes to protect and organize the vast networks of data and information technology in the United States, keeping our digital world secure and smoothly running.

Great American Grump Out
The Great American Grump Out, celebrated on the first Wednesday of May, is a day to ditch being grumpy and focus on the positive, encouraging everyone to find the bright side in every situation.

National Two Different Colored Shoes Day
National Two Different Colored Shoes Day, celebrated on May 3, is a fun holiday created by Dr. Arlene Kaiser in 2009 to show off our unique personalities by wearing mismatched shoes, reminding us it's cool to be different.

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