That's correct. The only "invertable" digits, assuming a non-serif font, are 0, 1, 6, and 9. Thus the next common-era year that begins with an invertable digit would be in the 7th millennium, i.e. the 6000sm and the smallest possible invertable digit after 6 is 0.
Yes, it is true that the year 1961 reads the same upside down. The next year like this will be in 6009. This phenomenon occurs due to the symmetry of certain numbers when flipped.
The year 1961 is spelled out as: "nineteen sixty-one."
In French, "1961" is pronounced as "mille neuf cent soixante et un."
The 1961 5 Mexican Peso banknote features a portrait of Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez, a prominent figure in Mexico's struggle for independence. The back of the note depicts a scene related to the country's fight for independence. The artwork reflects the historical significance and cultural heritage of Mexico during that era.
Das Gedicht "September" von Elisabeth Borchers wurde erstmals 1964 veröffentlicht. Es ist Teil ihrer Sammlung "Versuche im Stillen".
That line is from the song "Who Put the Bomp (In the Bomp, Bomp, Bomp)" by Barry Mann. The song was released in 1961 and playfully explores the idea of adding nonsense sounds to pop music to make it more catchy.
The year 1961 can be read upside down and that won't happen again until 6009
1961- this won't happen again until 6009. what about 2005?
the year reads the same when turned upside down! it will happen again in 6009!
The year 1961 was rotationally symmetric.This means that if you turned 1961 upside down (180 degrees), it would still say "1961".The next time this will occur is in the year 6009.It only works with the following numbers:1 rotates to 16 rotates to 98 rotates to 89 rotates to 60 rotates to 0
The speciality of 1961 is that it can be read upside down!
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The answer depends on the font in use. In some fonts, it could be 1961, but not in this one.
In 1961 Matisse's Le Bateau hung upside-down for 2 months.
The year reads the same when rotated 180 degrees. Except when typed the "1" wouldn't be the same because of the line at the bottom of the "1" so technically nothing about them are probably going to be the same. Tottenham winning the league.
They both read the same when rotated 180 degrees.