The Galactic Date

The current Galactic Date is 37056.33
The Galactic Date is derived from the rotation of the galaxy. The date is calculated by the amount of degrees the galaxy has spun since the start of a galactic standard for time. To make it easier to read and use, the notation was shorted from the actual measurement of rotation. Since the Galactic Date was adopted, the galaxy has rotated 0.003705633 degrees. This is shortened and modified to read as 37056.33.
In comparison to the Galactic Year, an Earth year would be roughly 0.000001600 degrees or 16.00.

The Galactic Date is based on the rotation of the galaxy by Chris Mathews