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There was no year zero, so there is no answer to the question if that is what you mean. If you meant 2000, then the 1st of January 2000 was on a Saturday.
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Start... 1st January 1901 - End... 31st December 2000. There was no 'year zero'.
Jan 1 2005 was the most recent year it fell on a Sat; prior to that it was year 2000.
January 1st, 2001 not January the 1st 2000, as many people will mistakenly say.
The total number of days between Saturday, January 1st, 2000 and Friday, January 1st, 2010 is 3,653 days.
No. The 1st of January 2000 was a Saturday.
January 1st, 2000. January 1st, 1000. January 1st, 3000 Etc etc etc:) we were justtalking about this in my BLAST class:) what a cowinkydink!
An end-of-centure leap year always starts on a Saturday (as it did in 2000) so January 1, 4000 will also be a Saturday.