Recently on Starry Night, I just figured out that 15,719 years from the earliest of my birthdays I can view in there is an exact full amount of days thus I decided to calculate it for the 9th time again. I started out well. I took the new sunrise time of 4:25:59 PM PDT and subtracted it from the old and the original sunrise time of 8:12:27 PM PDT and came up with a 3 hours 46 minute and 28 second difference. Then I took 15,719 years and multiplied them by 365.25 days per year because the year is normally 365.25 days or was in this case; I'm way far back in BC for it to be recognized as its current length of about 365.24219 days. I came up with 5,741,364 days and 18 hours and then added an additional 62 days and 6 hours to it to bring it up to a whole amount of days rather than a mixed number and then I came up with 5,741,427 days total. I timsed that by 24 hours per day and received 137,794,248 hours total, then timsed that by 60 minutes per hour and received 8,267,654,880 minutes total, then timsed that by 60 seconds per minute and received 496,059,292,800 seconds total; yet those were the amount of solar seconds. I still had to subtract the result from those 3 hours 46 minutes and 28 seconds drifting backwards. I took 60 minutes per hour and multiplied it by 3 hours and received 180 minutes then added 46 minutes to the 180 minutes and received 226 minutes, then timsed it by 60 seconds per minute and received 13,560 seconds, then added an additional 28 seconds to the original 13,560 seconds and received 13,588 seconds. Then I took 496,059,292,800 seconds, subtracted 13,588 seconds from it and came up with now 496,059,281,212 seconds total as in clock seconds, seconds that's passed on the clock since that beginning and then divided it by 5,471,427 days, the amount of days these amount of seconds were actually. I had a breeze going through this part but during the division I started having trouble.
First of all I think there's a mistake because when I punch in the correct numbers on the calculator, I receive an average of 86,399.99798168643440036771346217586673 seconds per day yet my first couple numbers are incorrect. I have written 86,399.9976, the 6 is incorrect and continuing on from there 3334097951606804371108436979 seconds per day and I may have punched in the wrong number and it's filled from the left side of the page all the way to the right side of the page and I must be careful when erasing or scratching it off because the paper can rip really strongly. Because everything else was associated with the bad math, it has to be erased too but I haven't divided in days and I used 6 numbers after the decimal place each time except for the last time when those wouldn't fit had I just still used 6.
First of all I think there's a mistake because when I punch in the correct numbers on the calculator, I receive an average of 86,399.99798168643440036771346217586673 seconds per day yet my first couple numbers are incorrect. I have written 86,399.9976, the 6 is incorrect and continuing on from there 3334097951606804371108436979 seconds per day and I may have punched in the wrong number and it's filled from the left side of the page all the way to the right side of the page and I must be careful when erasing or scratching it off because the paper can rip really strongly. Because everything else was associated with the bad math, it has to be erased too but I haven't divided in days and I used 6 numbers after the decimal place each time except for the last time when those wouldn't fit had I just still used 6.