A man from Kent has set a new British and European record by reciting the mathematical expression pi to more than 22,000 decimal places. Daniel Tammet, 25, from Herne Bay, puts his ability to recall ...

A Lahari, a 9th-grade student, recited the first 1,000 decimal places of Pi in just 4 minutes and 55 seconds. K Puneeth Sai, a 10th-grade student, continued the sequence from 1,001 to 2,000 ...

Years ago, the infinite decimal 3.14 or its Greek symbol pi was mostly known to math and science geeks, but now March 14 is also a day for tasty deals. Here’s a little history to whet the appetite.

March 14 (UPI) -- A 10-year-old British boy celebrated the run-up to the math-themed holiday Pi Day by breaking a world record for the most decimal places of pi recalled in one minute. Bristol ...

This is a fine value for pi. It's accurate to two decimal places—the standard 3.14, which is what a lot of people use anyway. But it's not pi. Oh, well, how about 500,000 iterations?

A blood moon on Pi Day only comes along every 300-400 years. Here's how to see it from anywhere.

Using the formula C=2 pi r with fifteen decimal places of pi, you’d only be off on the true circumference of the circle by a centimeter or so. On solar scales, there’s no need to go further.

To apply the new settings, restart the Raspberry Pi by typing: sudo reboot. Once the Pi powers up, you can now test whether the assigned IP address was retained. In the CLI, type: hostname -I.

We have these languages for talking about in between numbers like fractions and decimals but neither one can quite express pi exactly. Pi is not 22/7, but pi is also not 3.14. Both of those are wrong.

Pi (π), famously approximated as 3.14, is an irrational number with an infinite number of non-repeating decimal places. This number plays a crucial role in geometry, allowing for the calculation of a ...

We currently know more than 105 trillion digits of pi, thanks to a computer company that crunched the number for 75 days. But after that, pi's decimal places are a complete mystery to us. You may like ...