Today marks the start of a remarkable run of diurnal age numbers constituting what I call \( \textbf{hidden beast numbers} \) that I discussed in a post titled More Hidden Beast Numbers. These are numbers that contain the digit sequence "666" when expressed in a non-decimal base. In the case of my diurnal age today (28032) and the run of numbers to come, that base is 8. Here is the run and as can be seen it contains runs of "6666" and even "66666":
28032 --> 6660028033 --> 6660128034 --> 6660228035 --> 6660328036 --> 6660428037 --> 6660528038 --> 6660628039 --> 6660728040 --> 6661028041 --> 6661128042 --> 6661228043 --> 6661328044 --> 6661428045 --> 6661528046 --> 6661628047 --> 6661728048 --> 6662028049 --> 6662128050 --> 6662228051 --> 6662328052 --> 6662428053 --> 6662528054 --> 6662628055 --> 6662728056 --> 6663028057 --> 6663128058 --> 6663228059 --> 6663328060 --> 6663428061 --> 6663528062 --> 6663628063 --> 6663728064 --> 6664028065 --> 6664128066 --> 6664228067 --> 6664328068 --> 6664428069 --> 6664528070 --> 6664628071 --> 6664728072 --> 6665028073 --> 6665128074 --> 6665228075 --> 6665328076 --> 6665428077 --> 6665528078 --> 6665628079 --> 6665728080 --> 6666028081 --> 6666128082 --> 6666228083 --> 6666328084 --> 6666428085 --> 6666528086 --> 6666628087 --> 6666728088 --> 6667028089 --> 6667128090 --> 6667228091 --> 6667328092 --> 6667428093 --> 6667528094 --> 6667628095 --> 66677
The end of the run, 28095, falls on March 5th 2026.
Here is an infographic that summarises some of the information about hidden beast numbers.
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Figure 1: generated by NotebookLM |
