3.14159—Stand before thousands of digits of pi cascading down the columns of Lobby 7.
3.14159—Stand before thousands of digits of pi cascading down the columns of Lobby 7.
3.14159—Stand before thousands of digits of pi cascading down the columns of Lobby 7.
3.14159—Stand before thousands of digits of pi cascading down the columns of Lobby 7.
3.14159—Stand before thousands of digits of pi cascading down the columns of Lobby 7.
3.14159—Stand before thousands of digits of pi cascading down the columns of Lobby 7.
Both a celebration of Pi Day and a tribute to humanity's calculations of Pi, "Miles of Pi" commemorates one of MIT's most significant dates while demonstrating the magnitude of this fundamental number—now calculated to 105 trillion digits.
JD Hagood is a sophomore at MIT studying electrical engineering and computer science. He is fascinated by computation's power to reveal the artistic dimensions of mathematics.
Mehek Gosalia, a senior and MEng student in electrical engineering and computer science at MIT, focuses on computer graphics and virtual reality. She views the world through a kaleidoscope rather than a telescope or microscope.
The Council’s programs provide resources to support artistic expression and engagement for the MIT Community and are funded by the annual contributions of its members.
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