> I wonder if the 6 million digits cover all possible 6 digit year and time combinations Only an infinite sequence of normal digits can be assured (probability

> I wonder if the 6 million digits cover all possible 6 digit year and time combinations Only an infinite sequence of normal digits can be assured (probability: 1.0) of matching a test digit sequence within it, even a trivial one. For all other normal digit sequences, there's a probability less than 1.0 for finding an example sequence within it. > '133343' doesn't seem to be part of the digits, which would represent 13:33:43. Unless I'm misunderstanding. Good example. One would think that a relatively short test sequence would be a shoo-in for being located somewhere within 100 million normal digits, but that's by no means assured. Edit: the sequence '133343' appears 80 times in the first 100 million digits of Pi.