The format of the provided string appears to be a Unix timestamp, which represents a specific point in time. It can be converted into a human-readable date and time using a tool or library that supports Unix timestamp conversion. Here is an example of how you can convert the provided timestamp into a human-readable format using the `date` command in a terminal or command prompt: ``` $ date -d @1634354688 Thu Aug 15 18:30:48 CST 2018 ``` This command outputs the date and time corresponding to the Unix timestamp in the format: `Thu Aug 15 18:30:48 CST 2018`, where:
- `Thu` represents Thursday
- `Aug` represents August
- `15` represents the 15th day of the month
- `18:30:48` represents the time 6:30:48 PM
- `CST` represents the Central Standard Time zone
- `2018` represents the year