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The '''Kepler Conjecture''', proposed by [[Johannes Kepler]] in 1611, states that hexagonal and cubic close-packing are the densest possible ways to pack identical spheres. In 1998, a proof was announced by Thomas Hales. While the proof has proven difficult to verify due to its heavy use of computer calculations, it is believed to be correct.
The '''Kepler Conjecture''', proposed by [[Johannes Kepler]] in 1611, states that [[hexagon]]al and cubic close-packing are the densest possible ways to pack identical [[sphere]]s. In 1998, a proof was announced by [[Thomas Hales]]. While the proof has proven difficult to verify due to its heavy use of computer calculations, it is believed to be correct.
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