a millennium is 1000 years. 2010-1000=1010. so 1010.
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Answering in 2018 CEAssuming that there is a 0 CE since 2000 CE was apparently the first year of the third millennium CE, it was 2018 - -8200 = 10,218 years ago (Unless there was also a 0 BCE, in which case it was 10,219 years ago.)Answering in 2018 ADThere was no year 0 AD (nor 0 BC) which means that 2000 AD was the LAST year of the second millennium AD, and 2001 AD was the FIRST year of the third millennium AD. Assuming you mean 8200 BC: → 8200 BC was 2018 - - 8200 - 1 = 10,217 years ago.
The first millenium lasted 100 years and so finished at the end of 100 years - that is, on 31 December 1000. The second millennium started on 1 January 1001. That is 1013 years ago (answered in 2013). Of course, this answer implies that the second millennium finished on 31 December 2000 and the third millennium started on 1 January 2001 - not 1 January 2000 as assumed by millions of arithmetically challenged people across the world. Alternatively, they just wanted to party!
1 billion minutes ago was the year 110 . 1 billion minutes later will be the year 3913 .
There are ten decades in a millennium. A decade is a period of ten years, and a millennium is a period of one thousand years. Therefore, a millennium consists of ten decades.