Volume of the Paradoxical Gabriel's Horn | Torricelli's Genius

This video takes a look at the absolutely marvelous, yet simple, proof by Torricelli regarding the paradoxical Gabriel's Horn. Even to this day, the paradox seems apparent but Torricelli, with just his wits, stunned the mathematical world by finding its volume.

Hope you enjoy it and please do share your comments on improving any aspect of the video. Thank you.
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[carnright]

Great Visuals! and I love when Tau shows up :-)

[tabasumwani]

Came to know about the paradox only after watching this video.
thanks

[xtrm]

1:55 the diameter should be 2, then the disk volume is: 2 π.

[tabasumwani]

There is an error in the radius of the cylinder. it is 1.