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And you're learning about, I don't know, the sums of infinite series.
So I guess that's why they allow infinite series in the curriculum.
Which is at least a tiny bit awesome, because you can get an infinite number of elephants in a line, and still have it fit across a single notebook page.
Everything comes out of a point; you have infinite density.
A black hole is an object so dense that space and time around it are inescapably modified, warped into an infinite sink.
Thus, a black hole is like a cosmic vacuum cleaner with infinite capacity, gobbling up everything in its path, and letting nothing out.
Some physicists think the space-time continuum is literally infinite, and that it contains an infinite number of so-called pocket universes with varying properties.
Irrationals are represented by infinite, non-repeating decimals.
Cantor also showed that, for any infinite set, forming a new set made of all the subsets of the original set represents a bigger infinity than that original set.
And so, there are an infinite number of infinities of different sizes.
He showed us that the human body has an infinite ability to adapt.
It's a fascinating sensation, because when I look up, down, left, right, in front, behind, I see the same thing: the infinite deep blue.
It says that traveling from any location to any other location should take an infinite amount of time.
We've obtained the same infinite series as we had for the time of Zeno's journey.
But the area of the square is just one unit, and so the infinite sum must equal one.
Not only does the infinite series sum to a finite answer, but that finite answer is the same one that common sense tells us is true.
Shortly after Copernicus, in the 1580s, an Italian friar, Giordano Bruno, suggested the stars were suns that likely had their own planets and that the universe was infinite.
But this theory eliminates the whole idea of a center since there can't be a center to an infinite universe.
That's why, instead of trying to write out an infinite number of digits every time, we just refer to it using the Greek letter pi.
Imagine a hotel with an infinite number of rooms and a very hardworking night manager.
One night, the Infinite Hotel is completely full, totally booked up with an infinite number of guests.
Since there are an infinite number of rooms, there is a new room for each existing guest.
But now an infinitely large bus with a countably infinite number of passengers pulls up to rent rooms.
countably infinite is the key.
Now, the infinite bus of infinite passengers perplexes the night manager at first, but he realizes there's a way to place each new person.
By doing this, he has now emptied all of the infinitely many odd-numbered rooms, which are then taken by the people filing off the infinite bus.
Well, actually, it is booming exactly the same amount as ever, banking an infinite number of dollars a night.
The night manager looks outside and sees an infinite line of infinitely large buses, each with a countably infinite number of passengers.
If he cannot find rooms for them, the hotel will lose out on an infinite amount of money, and he will surely lose his job.
Luckily, he remembers that around the year 300 B.C.E., Euclid proved that there is an infinite quantity of prime numbers.
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