Day
Definition
People typically don't measure our days in seconds. However, one day is equal to 86,400 seconds.
Origin
The word day comes from the Old English term "dæg." It takes the Earth approximately 24 hours to fully rotate, or complete its day. This was later changed in 1960 when it was redefined as 86,400 seconds. In 1967, scientists re-defined the second and thus the day as 9,192,631,770 periods of radiation corresponding to a transition between two hyperfine levels in the ground state of caesium 133 atom.
Current use
The day is the period of time from 12:00 - 12:00. It starts at midnight, goes through noon (12:00) and continues until the next day starts. There are different ways to use the term "the day." You might say "yesterday was a really long day" or "tomorrow for me is just another day."
Month
Definition
A month (symbol: mo) is a unit of time commonly used in calendars that approximates the amount of time it takes for the moon to orbit around Earth. A lunar month lasts approximately 29.53 days and is determined by the base unit of seconds, which is used by the International System of Units (SI). The Gregorian calendar is probably the most widely-used calendar worldwide, because there are 365 days per year with 30 or 31 days in each month and 28 or 29 days in February if the year is a leap year.
Origin
Countless calendars have been developed across the world with no single definition of what constitutes a month. In a lunar calendar, the monthly cycles of the moon may dictated, in solar calendars months are determined by seasons based on the position of the sun relative to the stars, and even in lunisolar calendars - where phase of moon is taken into account along with time-12 seasons can be applied depending on which calendar system you follow.
The Gregorian calendar, currently the preferred calendar for many civil uses, is a reformed version of the Julian calendar, which originated from the ancient Roman calendar. It was introduced in 1582 as a reform to the previous Julian calendar, which had already drifted with respect to the equinoxes by 11 minutes per year. By 1582 this inaccuracy amounted to 10 days. With 3,030 years between revisions, our Gregorian Calendar will have only 1 day's deviation each 128 years while the ancient Roman Calendar was 1 day out of step every 18 years.
Though some proposals to reform the calendar (to make it even more accurate than it already is) have been put forward, the Gregorian calendar remains deeply ingrained in civil use, and there's little chance of change in the foreseeable future.
Current use
The month is still used in various ways within the Gregorian calendar. The most common use of a month is to identify the set of 31 days on which a certain date falls. Another example is Chinese New Year, which happens at a different time each year. There are also other types of months used in astronomy, but the most typically understood form includes those that exist within the Gregorian calendar.
Day to Month Conversion Table
Day [d] Month
0.01 d 0.0003287671 month
0.1 d 0.0032876712 month
1 d 0.0328767123 month
2 d 0.0657534247 month
3 d 0.098630137 month
5 d 0.1643835616 month
10 d 0.3287671233 month
20 d 0.6575342466 month
50 d 1.6438356164 month
100 d 3.2876712329 month
1000 d 32.8767123288 month
How to Convert Day to Month
1 d = 0.0328767123 month
1 month = 30.4166666667 d
Example: convert 100 d to month:
100 d = 15 × 0.0328767123 month = 3.2876712329 month
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