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The 30th century comprises the years 2901-3000 (Gregorian calendar) and years 2900-2999 (Common Era).

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 series Archie Comics occasionally features Archie and his friends in the year 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".

  • 2966 is the year for the story "The Escapist 2966" (included in Michael Chabon Presents the Amazing Adventures of the Escapist, Volume 2. (2004) ISBN 1593071728.) 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.

 

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