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Yes, Akira Haraguchi , a 60-year old has memorized and repeated 100,000 digits of PI in 16 hours.
Pi was first assigned as a symbol by mathematician William Jones in 1706.
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(Pi) is not an 'infinite number'. It just can't be written exactly with any finite number of digits. But there are plenty of digits available, to make your division as accurate as you want it. You can never get an exact answer, just like you can never write the exact value of (pi), but you can get as close as anyone will ever need to get.
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Alexander J. Yee & Shigeru Kondo
The Ukraine was the farthest they got. See map on link below.
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Not from memory.
No. The farthest away from the Earth that anyone has walked is the moon.
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He never made it the the U.S. The farthest he got was Canada.
There are two reasons. First, the sun is far too hot. Even the coolest portion is many thousands of degrees. Anyone who got close would be vaporized. Second, it is very far away. The farthest anyone has been from Earth is the moon, which is about 400 times closer than the sun is.
I hate pi, who ever created it is a stupid retard, on the other hand it confus people in math, sometimes it helps, rarely