Hermione Wrote:
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> Holger Isenberg Wrote:
...
> > I don't know about Lauer's definition, but 524
> mm
> > is correct. To be more precise, it is 4/3 * pi
> *
> > 1000/2^3 = 523.5987756, the number you get when
> > calculating the volume of a sphere with
> diameter
> > 1000 mm and reading the mm^3 unit as mm.
> >
> > At least that's what I heard recently in "The
> > Movie Great Pyramid K 2019" by Fehmi Krasniqi
> on
> > [
youtube.com] .
>
> Fehmi Krasniqi is
>
not
> really a reliable source ...
The first mathematician in antiquity to calculate the volume of a sphere was Archimedes, in the 3rd cent. BC - [
maa.org]
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