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My comment for this page from Gaia: sic mundus creatus est:As a little Easter egg, I included some physical and mathematical constants in the description of the mechanism. On this page, you can find Apéry’s constant, 1.2020…, and on the next page the first non-zero digits from the fine-structure constant, 0.007297…
I made sure to choose values that make sense with regard to the diameter of the planet.
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Of course apéry’s constant and the fine-structure constant just the usual suspects when it comes to adjusting planetary scale models! I just hope no one accidentally left out π, or the entire universe of precision might collapse. Now I’m wondering… is Newton’s gravitational constant hidden on page three, encoded in the length of the break room?