History of 0 in Timeline

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Zero is a number denoting an empty quantity, serving as the additive identity across various number systems. Adding zero to any number preserves the number's value. Multiplication by zero always results in zero. Division by zero is undefined in standard arithmetic. Zero plays a crucial role in mathematics and various scientific applications as a fundamental concept.

January 1904: Classic Mac OS epoch begins

In January 1904, the Classic Mac OS epoch and Palm OS epoch began the midnight before the first of January.

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1907: Pronunciation of the year 1907

In 1907, similar to other years and numerical sequences, the year 1907 was often pronounced as "nineteen oh seven," utilizing "oh" in place of zero when reading out the digits.

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January 1970: Unix epoch begins

In January 1970, the Unix epoch began the midnight before the first of January.

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2017: Radiocarbon dating of the Bakhshali manuscript

In 2017, researchers at the Bodleian Library reported radiocarbon dating results for three samples from the Bakhshali manuscript, indicating they originated from AD 224–383, AD 680–779, and AD 885–993. This manuscript contains a symbol for zero.

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