Unix Time Stamp
Converter

Unix time stamps (also called Unix EPOCH time stamps) are a way for computers to describe time as a number.

The unix time is represented by a number which is equal to the number of seconds that have elapsed since January 1st, 1970 at midnight (UTC or GMT).

Any time before that time is negative, and any time after that time is positive.

GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time which is a time zone used by some countries such as the UK (in the winter) and Iceland.

UTC stands for Coordinated Universal Time and is a 24-hour time world time standard.

Effectively, UTC=GMT in terms of their actual times.

There is a lot more information you can find out about Unix time.

If you would like further information and a more in-depth knowledge of this then use the link below.

It will open the Unix time page on Wikipedia in a new browser window.

Our time calculators will allow you to convert any digital time into a military time, and back.

We also have a decimal time converter which will take a time in hours, minutes and seconds and then convert it to a decimal number which represents that time. This calculator will also take a decimal time and convert it to hours, minutes and seconds.

There is also an age calculator for you to find out your exact age in just about any time unit.

Looking for an extension activity for children who can already tell the time?

Maybe you want an interesting starter activity for your lesson to get the class thinking?

These printable time puzzles will help to get your child thinking about time and solving problems involving time.

They are good at developing an understanding of the language used in time.

The Math Salamanders hope you enjoy using these free printable Math worksheets and all our other Math games and resources.

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