# Ultimate pi moment tomorrow morning

1. Mar 13, 2015

### Greg Bernhardt

On 3.14.15 at 9:26:53

3.141592653

2. Mar 13, 2015

### phinds

Greg, you are very strange

3. Mar 13, 2015

### sk1105

We don't get a pi day in the UK

4. Mar 13, 2015

### Greg Bernhardt

Start a movement! I'm calling for it to be a national holiday!

5. Mar 13, 2015

### Ben Niehoff

But there's no April 31. :\ Best you can do is 22/7.

6. Mar 13, 2015

### Psinter

Awesome!

Already set! With AM and PM there is twice the chance!

7. Mar 13, 2015

### fourier jr

Since the next digit after the 5 is a 9 won't the proper approximation be 3.1416? So won't the ultimate Pi moment come in 2016? I guess we could celebrate both years, why not

8. Mar 13, 2015

### Ibix

You know what you have to eat to celebrate, don't you. It better be a round one...

I'm also in the UK. :(

9. Mar 13, 2015

### Raghav Gupta

And people around here, guess what is the speciality about next day after this day celebration?

10. Mar 13, 2015

### gravenewworld

Actually if you consider milliseconds etc between the 53 and 54th second there will be an instantaneous moment in time tomorrow at which we exactly equal pi. Instant pi? No thanks, give me a slice.

11. Mar 13, 2015

### Silicon Waffle

I really have a headache trying to think what is going on with a PI day via what people discus here,

I'm not flying out of here any time soon. So I will try again and again. Have a nice weekend everyone!

12. Mar 14, 2015

### leroyjenkens

3/14/15 was 2000 years ago.

13. Mar 14, 2015

### fourier jr

we should celebrate tau day instead

14. Mar 14, 2015

### 256bits

Next PI Day is,
(20)31 April 15

15. Mar 14, 2015

### nuuskur

Your holiday lasts exactly one second :< And now you have to wait another 100 years for another chance :/

16. Mar 14, 2015

### Blackberg

Poor e.

17. Mar 14, 2015

### Staff: Mentor

We can celebrate e-day in July (2.7.) and January (27.1.), using the correct date format.
2.7.18 is in three years.

18. Mar 14, 2015

### DrGreg

According to one website, as April 31 is purely imaginary, it is $i$-day!

19. Mar 14, 2015

### Staff: Mentor

You celebrate it at midnight between April 30 and May 1 (a public holiday in many countries!)?

20. Mar 15, 2015

### Ibix

And since $e^{i\pi}=-1$we can celebrate on the day before! April 30th it is!

Last edited: Mar 15, 2015