1050377057

1050377057 is a decimal integer that is commonly encountered in computing as a Unix timestamp, the number of seconds elapsed since 00:00:00 Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) on January 1, 1970. In this interpretation, 1050377057 corresponds to 2003-04-15 03:24:17 UTC.

As a timestamp, the value sits in the range used for 32-bit systems and represents a moment in the early 2000s. Such integers are widely used to record time in logs, file metadata, and various APIs, providing a simple, language-agnostic way to store instants in time. The specific timestamp 1050377057 is one example of how a single numeric value can encode a precise dated and timed event without any formatting.

In isolation, 1050377057 is a ten-digit decimal number with no inherent mathematical significance beyond its role as an epoch-based time marker. Its utility is primarily tied to time representation in software and data interchange rather than any particular historical or numeric property. The value demonstrates how epoch time converts to a human-readable date and how 32-bit integer representations document moments across computing systems. See also Unix time, epoch time, and 32-bit integer time representations for related concepts.