Sesame Street’s Count Von Count counts Pi to 10,000 Places: A 5 Hour Recording for Pi Day

March 14 is Pi Day. This odd­i­ty will keep the cel­e­bra­tion going a good part of the day.

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Relat­ed Con­tent

Pi in the Sky: The World’s Largest Ephemer­al Art Instal­la­tion over Beau­ti­ful San Fran­cis­co

How Pi Was Near­ly Changed to 3.2 … and Copy­right­ed!

1000 Dig­its of Pi, Recit­ed by Jane Barbe, Famous Voice of Tele­phone Com­pa­ny Record­ings

Infin­i­ty Minus Infin­i­ty Equals Pi: This Video Proves It

 


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