Definitions by gregben
Megasexagon
A megasexagon (also known as a mega sexagon as well as a megafuckagon and mega fuckagon) is a polygon with 69 million sides.
That's 1 million times as many sides as a sexagon.
It's 69 megagons (million-sided polygons).
The sum of all interior angles is 12,060,000 degrees.
One interior angle is 179.999478 degrees.
One exterior angle is 0.000521 degrees.
That's 1 million times as many sides as a sexagon.
It's 69 megagons (million-sided polygons).
The sum of all interior angles is 12,060,000 degrees.
One interior angle is 179.999478 degrees.
One exterior angle is 0.000521 degrees.
Ben: I thought a sexagon was weird.
Gregory: What about 69 million.
Ben: You mean a megasexagon?
Gregory: Yeah.
Gregory: What about 69 million.
Ben: You mean a megasexagon?
Gregory: Yeah.
Megasexagon by gregben June 8, 2023
Ear Rape
A sound so loud and/or annoying that it penetrates your ear drums.
It may either be resolved or useless with hearing protection.
Commonly experienced by concert and party goers and spacegeeks.
It may either be resolved or useless with hearing protection.
Commonly experienced by concert and party goers and spacegeeks.
Sexayear
Hexacontaenneagon
A hexacontaenneagon or hexacontanonagon is a polygon with 69 sides.
It's also known as a sexagon as well as a fuckagon.
The sum of all interior angles is 12,060 degrees.
One interior angle is 174.78 degrees.
One exterior angle is 5.21 degrees.
Because 69 isn't a Fermat prime nor a power of 2 or 3, a regular hexacontaenneagon is not constructible, not even with the use of compass + straight edge nor an angle trisector, as the number of sides is neither a product of distinct Pierpont primes.
It's also known as a sexagon as well as a fuckagon.
The sum of all interior angles is 12,060 degrees.
One interior angle is 174.78 degrees.
One exterior angle is 5.21 degrees.
Because 69 isn't a Fermat prime nor a power of 2 or 3, a regular hexacontaenneagon is not constructible, not even with the use of compass + straight edge nor an angle trisector, as the number of sides is neither a product of distinct Pierpont primes.
Hexacontaenneagon by gregben May 28, 2023