'Young Einstein': 10-year-old in the UK recites Pi to 258 places
If you had appeared on 'Are You Smarter Than A 10 Year Old?', you wouldn't want to go up against Charley Thomas.
The 10-year-old from the UK has been dubbed "young Einstein" after breaking his own record by reciting Pi to 258 places.
This 10-year-old from Gloucestershire recited Pi to 258 decimal places on @GMB this morning. He's believed to be the youngest Brit ever to recite the number to more than 200 decimal places. Read more: https://t.co/lgXf1TPGEe pic.twitter.com/7jSCkHYAr6
— ITV News West Country (@itvwestcountry) March 19, 2019
It is believed he is the youngest British person ever to do it.
Charley recited Pi to 200 places in his school when he was invited on to ITV's Good Morning Britain to see if he could beat his record.
He aimed to hit 220, but smashed his personal best by going to 258 decimal places.
He told host Piers Morgan that he wants to go to university when he's older to study degrees in maths and computer science.
