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 -Stonehenge

 -Stonehenge. In an episode of Star Trek, Spock challenged the alien’s main computer to calculate the last digit of . The computer consequently exploded after attempting this feat. Weight = 27 tons Dimensions 2.6 m x 26 m x 0.9 m Memory 16 kilobytes .

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 -Stonehenge

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  1.  -Stonehenge

  2. In an episode of Star Trek, Spock challenged the alien’s main computer to calculate the last digit of . The computer consequently exploded after attempting this feat.

  3. Weight = 27 tons Dimensions 2.6 m x 26 m x 0.9 m Memory 16 kilobytes The digital camera image of ENIAC uses 3.6 megabytes of storage space. To store this image on ENIAC you would need 3,600,000 ÷ 16,000 = 225 ENIAC computers. In 1949, ENIAC calculated 2,037 digits of  in 70 hours.

  4. And God said, “Let there be ...”

  5.  shower curtain

  6. The tombstone of the German Mathematician   Ludolph von Ceulen (1540-1610) who calculated  to 35 decimal places.

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