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The iconic number Pi has its own holiday, Pi Day. Fans around the world celebrate him with pi contests, poetry and even pi music. Physicist Larry Shaw launched Pi-Day in 1987 at the Exploratorium in San Francisco, the world’s first museum of applied science. His fascination with all kinds of rotations gave rise to the idea of celebrating Pi Day with special events such as circling a sign with the first hundred digits of Pi and reading it aloud.
3.14 times the diameter is the circumference of the circle
The number pi has fascinated people since ancient times. The Greek physicist Archimedes (287-212 BC) calculated it to two decimal places. 3.14, like 3/14, with the US spelling of March 14. Therefore, this date is considered Pi Day.
An Indian knows the 70,000 digits of Pi by heart
The circular number pi is fascinating because the numbers after the comma are not repeated regularly. This is how Pi-Sport evolved: Who can remember the most numbers? Rajveer Meena entered the Guinness Book of Records on March 21, 2015, ten hours later. The Indian knows the 70,000 digits of the district number by heart.
22.4 bill decimal places are now calculated
While he knew only 100,000 decimal places in 1961, on November 11, 2016, Swiss Peter Trüb broke the current trillionth record on a computer. To verify this number, the software needs 105 days of computing time.
Exciting facts about the PI number
Source : Blick
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