30th century

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Millennium:

2nd millennium - 3rd millennium - 4th millennium

Centuries:	29th century - 30th century - 31st century
Decades:	2900s 2910s 2920s 2930s 2940s 2950s 2960s 2970s 2980s 2990s

The 30th century comprises the years 2901-3000 of the Gregorian calendar.

[edit] 30th century in 20th and 21st century pop culture

Because it is the last century of a millennium, the year 3000 is viewed as a background for a pivotal point in future history. The next turn of the millennium has a special appeal to science fiction writers.

• The comic book/tv series Legion of Super-Heroes takes place 1000 years in the future, so the majority of its stories to date occur in the 30th century.

• The comic series Archie Comics occasionally features Archie and his friends in 3000. These stories are always called Archie 3000

• Busted, a British pop group, had a song named Year 3000 in which "not much has changed, but they live underwater". Later on The Jonas Brothers made a remake of that song, which is now played on Radio Disney.

• 2927 was the year Professor Hubert Farnsworth created the first ever robot capable of qualifying for a boat loan on the show Futurama. These kinds of robots (all robots) became the cause of global warming in 3002

• 2966 is the setting for the story "The Escapist 2966" (included in Michael Chabon Presents the Amazing Adventures of the Escapist, Volume 2. (2004) ISBN 1-59307-172-8.) In this story, written by Stuart Moore and illustrated by Steve Conley, the struggle between good and evil continues, but with aliens and robots joining in, on both sides. One new development will be the creation of robot cats with advanced Artificial Intelligence. Also, the one-thousandth Super Bowl game, Super Bowl M, is scheduled for this year.

• 2979: Japanese anime Space Pirate Captain Harlock is set in 2979.

• 2990s: The Badoon are at war with the Earth and its solar system colonies. The events were depicted in the Guardians of the Galaxy comic book by Marvel Comics.

• The TV show Futurama takes place 1000 years in the future with the first episode taking place on Tuesday December 31, 2999 (with a few scenes at the start taking place on the same date in 1999). It then continues into 3000, and subsequently the early 31st century. 20th Century Fox uses a variation of their logo at the end of this show, reading "30th Century Fox Television".

• The character Neo Queen Serenity in popular girls and boys anime and manga Sailor Moon is queen of the 30th Century Crystal Tokyo the new Silver Millennium, her daughter Chibiusa travels back in time from this time period to 1990s Tokyo. The Black Moon Clan and the Death Phantom also originate from that time.

• The Australian TV show The Girl from Tomorrow begins in 3000, and the main character and villain, who is from 2500, travel to 1990. In season 2 of the series, 1990 is replaced by 1992.

• In the Japanese TV series Mirai Sentai Timeranger and its American cognate Power Rangers: Time Force, although most of the action actually takes place in 2000, the majority of the main characters are from 3000.

• In Doctor Who the 30th century features the decline of the Earth Empire, as seen in the television serial The Mutants and the Virgin New Adventures novel Original Sin. Earth consists of "grey cities linked by grey highways across a grey desert", with the better-off living in floating Overcities (called "Sky Cities" in The Mutants).

• The Marvel Comics supervillain Kang the Conqueror is a time-traveler from the 30th Century.

• Gaming website 1UP.com lists the scheduled release date of the quintessential vapourware title Duke Nukem Forever as 5 March 2999.^[1]

• "Year 3000" a song by pop band "Busted" talks about a time machine that takes them to 3000

[edit] Decades and years

2890s	2890	2891	2892	2893	2894	2895	2896	2897	2898	2899
2900s	2900	2901	2902	2903	2904	2905	2906	2907	2908	2909
2910s	2910	2911	2912	2913	2914	2915	2916	2917	2918	2919
2920s	2920	2921	2922	2923	2924	2925	2926	2927	2928	2929
2930s	2930	2931	2932	2933	2934	2935	2936	2937	2938	2939
2940s	2940	2941	2942	2943	2944	2945	2946	2947	2948	2949
2950s	2950	2951	2952	2953	2954	2955	2956	2957	2958	2959
2960s	2960	2961	2962	2963	2964	2965	2966	2967	2968	2969
2970s	2970	2971	2972	2973	2974	2975	2976	2977	2978	2979
2980s	2980	2981	2982	2983	2984	2985	2986	2987	2988	2989
2990s	2990	2991	2992	2993	2994	2995	2996	2997	2998	2999
3000s	3000	3001	3002	3003	3004	3005	3006	3007	3008	3009

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