jtotheizzoe: Quiz time. What famous physicist is the sequence in red named after, what the hell are we looking at, and why is it significant?
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jtotheizzoe:

Quiz time. What famous physicist is the sequence in red named after, what the hell are we looking at, and why is it significant?

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  1. newdukeofyork reblogged this from fyeahchemistry and added:
    Awesome.
  2. flawlesswallace reblogged this from thequantumlife
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  5. tuxedollamas answered: Space.
  6. michielrutjes answered: The Feynman point!
  7. thepetitecreature reblogged this from fyeahchemistry
  8. mikan3000 answered: it’s pi!!! i got it from the 3.14
  9. unshackled answered: Got an answer for fyeahchemistry?
  10. youssof reblogged this from jtotheizzoe
  11. out-stagram answered: Richard Feynman? I had to do a bit of research but now I know! it helped to know what Pi is..
  12. aafrophone reblogged this from fyeahchemistry
  13. alenarr answered: Feynman, pi, Mr. Feynman used to get up to that point, and then say “and so forth” as if it repeated.
  14. charliecharliebobarlie reblogged this from itfeelsfeynman
  15. justacommonview answered: We’re looking at repeated numbers in the first 1,000 or so digits of pi; I should know the physicist but I don’t; I assume we want patterns?
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  18. purple-air answered: its Feynman right?
  19. irrelevantexperimentation answered: pi! but I don’t know..
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  21. porcelai answered: Richard Feynman! he went to my college :)
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  23. madamecousteau answered: Pascal?
  24. peachysmile answered: who?
  25. wtf-science answered: Feynman
  26. creativelybored answered: Feynman, because he memorized up until that point to recite it and say “…999… and so on.”
  27. obsessive-compulsive-destroyer answered: It’s the number Pi. I can’t answer any of the other questions