There is no answer to that. A light year is a measure of distance, not time. It is the distance light travels in one year, so it has nothing to do with dates. It is like asking what is today's date in miles.
Regulus first gave off light 77.5 years ago...which from today 2012, it would be around 1935. But this is not accurate.
Regulus or Alpha Leonis is approximately 77 light years away. Light reaching Earth in 2010 would have left Regulus in 1933.
Most observed stars and galaxies lie many many light years away from Earth. As a result, say for a star that is 5 light years away from Earth, the light we see coming from that star today or tonight was actually emitted 5 years ago from that star. Now imagine a star thousands of light years away, the light that we observe took thousands of years to travel to Earth and therefore carry an image thousands of year old.
NO, The sun shines today and hopefully tomorrow and brings warmth and light as it did to the dinosaurs millions of years ago that since has been converted to the crude oil we recover today.
When we look at stars, we are seeing the light that they are emitting. That light could have left them many years ago. The light from Betelgeuse takes over 640 years to reach us. So if it exploded today, we would not see that explosion for over 640 years. So it is possible that it is already gone, but the light that left before it went is still coming towards us.
Canada is officially 145 years old today; which is July 1st, 2012!
The word todays is the plural form for the noun today. Example sentence: All of our todays are now yesterdays. The possessive form is today's. Example sentences: Today's plan is for lunch and a movie. Today's date is the twentieth.
Today !!
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todays product is high tech compare to the other ten years ago
the temperature today is 22 degrease
For some people in other states and countries, it is, but in Canada, it's on the 1st.
As of todays date July 17th 2011. You would be 32 years old