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I understand that we are not to think of an electron literally spinning on its axis because the equatorial speed would far exceed the speed of light. However, just for fun, I've been trying to find out just what the speed would be to make the numbers come out to agree with the observed angluar momentum. I've seen 100x the speed of light and 10^32 radians/s. But at what polar radius is that? Anyone have more info on this?