Pi Day 2026

 

Pi is a very special number.

Inside its never-ending digits, you can find almost any number you can think of—your birthday, phone number, bank account number, PIN, old passwords, even barcode numbers.

Supercomputers have already calculated more than 3 trillion digits of Pi—and… pic.twitter.com/705GU8CvoZ

— Math Files (@Math_files) January 19, 2026

Calculus Visualization

 

Integral calculus(VI)
Disks method
Visualization |Animation | Interactive applet@geogebrahttps://t.co/23BUle1Oxk
#geogebra #math #science #iteachmath #mtbos #visualization #elearning @bancoche #physics pic.twitter.com/BiGuer9sbk

— Daniel Mentrard (@dment37) April 30, 2025

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— cizikci (@eylemboss0306) April 30, 2025

Integral calculus(V)
Integral calculus for solids of rotation around axeY
Visualization |Animation | Interactive applet@geogebrahttps://t.co/23BUle1Oxk#geogebra #math #science #iteachmath #mtbos #visualization #elearning @bancoche #physics pic.twitter.com/kuXA4x9Qdd

— Daniel Mentrard (@dment37) April 29, 2025

Using C to Blend Mathematics and Art (When Math goes Beautiful) - CodeProject®

Yes mathematics can be leveraged to create beautiful art. This article explains how to do it using the C programming language.


Using C to Blend Mathematics and Art (When Math goes Beautiful) - CodeProject®

A Thoughtful and Well-Reasoned Discourse on Why Pi Can Go Suck It - Topless Robot Fat Chance!!!!

I was really interested to see what this video might have. I have to admit that making the argument to replace 2* Pi with another constant to simplify many equations has an appeal. However, I think that one important fact was neglected. True Pi is the ratio of diameter to circumference, but Pi is also equal to the number of radians in all triangles one of the basis on which trigonometry is based. In Calculus, this relationship combined with the relationship of Pi to circles saves many a calculation. Pi still rules!




A Thoughtful and Well-Reasoned Discourse on Why Pi Can Go Suck It - Topless Robot

Please Make A Note: How Euler Derived the Momentum Equations

I found this great post explaining a great derivation important for Physics and Mechanical Engineering.

In this post, I will present Euler's derivation of the momentum balance equations for a fluid flow. Please note that I will use modern notation with a few modifications to the original derivation to clarify certain issues. Nonetheless, the core of Euler's derivation is maintained.

Please Make A Note: How Euler Derived the Momentum Equations

Celebrating Pi

Today I found all kinds of  videos celebrating the number Pi. Why is Pi so important? It is the ratio of any circle's circumference to its diameter!  It does not matter how large or small a circle is you get Pi. The number appears in almost every single formula describing the physical world we use. The number is special because it is irrational ( can't be written as a fraction) and goes on forever.

Math Teacher Owns Student in Pokemon Battle

I think that this is how a teacher should handle the following:  Getting a test where a student drew a pokemon character (Charizard) because he could not figure it out. The teacher responds by drawing a water-type pokemon the opposite type that Charizard is). This teacher knows more than linear algebra! I'd like to know what kind of school this is where its college level mah and the student signs his name with just his first? Could be hoax....albeit a funny one!.

Math Teacher Owns Student in Pokemon Battle