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Can anyone make a perfect circle? - Answers
According to Planck's Law, it is impossible to create a perfect circle (2D plane), let alone a perfect sphere (3D plane). Planck's measurement is 10^-44Hz (sine curve), or the distance light travels in a second. Also, the value of Pi forbids any perfect measurement for the circumference, because the value never ends, no matter how close you get.
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Can anyone make a perfect circle? - Answers
According to Planck's Law, it is impossible to create a perfect circle (2D plane), let alone a perfect sphere (3D plane). Planck's measurement is 10^-44Hz (sine curve), or the distance light travels in a second. Also, the value of Pi forbids any perfect measurement for the circumference, because the value never ends, no matter how close you get.
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Can anyone make a perfect circle? - Answers
According to Planck's Law, it is impossible to create a perfect circle (2D plane), let alone a perfect sphere (3D plane). Planck's measurement is 10^-44Hz (sine curve), or the distance light travels in a second. Also, the value of Pi forbids any perfect measurement for the circumference, because the value never ends, no matter how close you get.
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