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I mean multiplication, division, addition, subtraction of each of the natural numbers

In pi 1998 a 216 digit number is the key to the structure of the universe

Is there any basis for this outside of set theory?

The moon was the first other planet we reached. Mars will be the second. The second is nothing and will barely even be remembered compared to the first.

Dividing them. Such as by 10, 25, 38, and so on.

The definition of infinity is that it is how many natural numbers there are. You can take those infinite natural numbers and slice them into an infinite number of infinite sets, each of which can then be sliced the same way ad infinitum. What does this mean/imply?

I’m looking for jobs in the space industry that I can get with a degree in math. Are there any? What are they? Thanks in advance :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axiom_of_infinity This is the best definition of infinity in my opinion, and it is mathematically rigorous

Agreed

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Infinity&oldid=1325158009 Up until a few weeks ago, this was the definition as given in the opening sentence. “Infinity is something that is boundless, limitless, endless, or larger than any natural number”

The definition of infinity is that it is something that is larger than any natural number

I’m honestly not sure which one to pick, Sputnik will always be the beginning, yet Apollo 11 was clearly more impressive. I wasn’t old enough to witness either of them (born in 1995.) perhaps someone old enough to remember them both can give the best answer

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Last_universal_common_ancestor

It seems to me that if life started on earth exactly once in 4.5 billion years, then it is an extremely improbable event that is a very rare if not unique occurrence in the universe. I’m aware that the number of planets in the universe, including interstellar and intergalactic planets, is an...

I heard that there might be a manned mission to the moon in 2026. Is this true?