Someday
These future minutes are real, scheduled, scientifically or officially certain moments that haven't happened yet — but will, exactly when the world says they will.
From solar eclipses calculated by astronomers, to Olympic opening ceremonies locked in years in advance, to the very last minute of this century — these are minutes you can claim today, before they exist. Click "Request this minute" to send us a quick email. We'll send you the link to purchase it, then mark that minute SOLD — so once it's yours, it's yours alone, forever.
Someday comes in three tiers:
Legendary — $25. Once-in-a-lifetime (or once-in-a-century) events, known and anticipated across the entire world.
Historic — $15. Major scheduled events with strong international significance.
Memorable — $9. Smaller in scale, but real, dated, and worth owning before it happens.
A note on precision: where science gives us an exact minute — like the moment the Moon fully covers the Sun — we use it. Where an event is fixed by tradition to happen "at midnight" (a new year, a new decade, a new century), we use 12:01 AM, the true first minute it's real.
Don't see the minute you're after? If you already know an important minute that's coming up — a milestone birthday, an anniversary, a moment that matters just to you or someone you love — email us and request it. We can often set it aside in advance, so your certificate is ready exactly when that minute arrives.
Legendary — $25
January 1, 2027 – 12:01 AM — The first minute of the new year. Request this minute →
August 2, 2027 – 10:08 AM UTC — Total solar eclipse, dubbed "the eclipse of the century": over 6 minutes of totality, the longest until 2114. Path crosses Spain, Morocco, and Luxor, Egypt. Request this minute →
November 13, 2027 – 9:00 AM UTC — Final of the Rugby World Cup, Stadium Australia, Sydney. Request this minute →
July 14, 2028 – 12:01 AM — Opening ceremony day of the Los Angeles 2028 Summer Olympics. Request this minute →
July 22, 2028 – 2:57 AM UTC — Total solar eclipse crossing directly over Sydney, Australia — a rare eclipse that darkens a major world city. Request this minute →
January 1, 2030 – 12:01 AM — The first minute of a new decade. Request this minute →
February 1, 2030 – 12:01 AM — Opening ceremony day of the French Alps 2030 Winter Olympics. Request this minute →
June 8, 2030 – 12:01 AM — Opening day of the 2030 FIFA World Cup, celebrating a century since the very first World Cup — with a centenary match played in the same stadium in Montevideo, Uruguay, that hosted the 1930 final. Request this minute →
July 23, 2032 – 12:01 AM — Opening ceremony day of the Brisbane 2032 Summer Olympics. Request this minute →
March 30, 2033 – 6:03 PM UTC — Total solar eclipse over northern Alaska (Nome, Utqiagvik). Request this minute →
August 22, 2044 – 1:17 AM UTC — A total solar eclipse returns to the continental United States (Montana, North Dakota) for the first time since 2024. Request this minute →
July 28, 2061 – 12:01 AM — Halley's Comet returns to perihelion, visible from Earth for the first time since 1986 — a once-every-76-years event. Request this minute →
December 31, 2099 – 11:59 PM — The final minute of the 21st century. Request this minute →
January 1, 2100 – 12:01 AM — The first minute of the 22nd century. Request this minute →
December 10, 2117 – 12:01 AM — The next transit of Venus across the Sun — an event so rare it last happened in 2012 and won't happen again until 2117; almost certainly a gift for a descendant, not yourself. Request this minute →
Historic — $15
March 28, 2027 – 12:01 AM — Easter Sunday, its date set every year by the same rule astronomers have used for over 1,600 years. Request this minute →
May 20, 2027 – 12:01 AM — The 100th anniversary of Charles Lindbergh's solo transatlantic flight. Request this minute →
May 25, 2027 – 12:01 AM — The 50th anniversary of the original Star Wars premiere. Request this minute →
February 6, 2027 – 12:01 AM — Lunar New Year, the Year of the Horse. Request this minute →
September 5, 2027 – 12:01 AM — The 50th anniversary of the launch of Voyager 1, humanity's most distant spacecraft. Request this minute →
January 26, 2028 – 12:01 AM — Lunar New Year, the Year of the Monkey. Request this minute →
April 16, 2028 – 12:01 AM — Easter Sunday, celebrated on the same day by both Western and Orthodox churches — a rare alignment of two different calendars. Request this minute →
July 20, 2029 – 8:18 PM UTC — The 60th anniversary of the exact minute Apollo 11 touched down on the Moon. Request this minute →
February 29, 2032 – 12:01 AM — The first minute of a Leap Day, a date that exists only once every four years. Request this minute →
November 13, 2032 – 12:01 AM — A transit of Mercury across the Sun, visible only a handful of times each century. Request this minute →
February 10, 2034 – 12:01 AM — Opening ceremony day of the Salt Lake City 2034 Winter Olympics, at Rice-Eccles Stadium. Request this minute →
March 20, 2034 – 12:01 AM — A total solar eclipse crosses Nigeria, Chad, and the Arabian Peninsula. Request this minute →
November 18, 2028 – 12:01 AM — The 100th anniversary of "Steamboat Willie," the debut of Mickey Mouse. Request this minute →
September 2, 2035 – 12:01 AM — A total solar eclipse crosses China, the Korean Peninsula, and Japan. Request this minute →
May 27, 2037 – 12:01 AM — The 100th anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge opening to the public. Request this minute →
July 13, 2037 – 12:01 AM — A total solar eclipse crosses Australia and New Zealand. Request this minute →
August 15, 2039 – 12:01 AM — The 100th anniversary of "The Wizard of Oz" premiere. Request this minute →
November 7, 2039 – 12:01 AM — The next transit of Mercury across the Sun. Request this minute →
December 26, 2038 – 12:01 AM — A total solar eclipse crosses Australia and South America. Request this minute →
December 15, 2039 – 12:01 AM — A total solar eclipse crosses Antarctica. Request this minute →
April 20, 2042 – 12:01 AM — A total solar eclipse crosses Indonesia and the Pacific. Request this minute →
August 12, 2045 – 5:43 PM UTC — A total solar eclipse sweeps coast to coast across the United States, from California to Florida — the next "Great American Eclipse." Request this minute →
Memorable — $9
November 21, 2027 – 12:01 AM — Final of the Cricket World Cup, hosted across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia. Request this minute →
December 17, 2028 – 10:35 AM — The 125th anniversary of the Wright brothers' first powered flight at Kitty Hawk — the exact minute humanity first left the ground under its own power. Request this minute →
December 31, 2028 – 4:52 PM UTC — Total lunar eclipse peaking on New Year's Eve, visible across Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, and parts of the Americas. Request this minute →
April 1, 2029 – 12:01 AM — Easter Sunday. Request this minute →
February 3, 2030 – 12:01 AM — Lunar New Year, the Year of the Dog. Request this minute →
January 1, 2050 – 12:01 AM — The midpoint of the century turns — a round, symbolic date exactly fifty years into the 21st century. Request this minute →
January 1, 2060 – 12:01 AM — The first minute of the new year, the year before Halley's Comet returns. Request this minute →
January 1, 2075 – 12:01 AM — Three-quarters of the way through the 21st century. Request this minute →