What is Zeno's paradox?

Have you ever tried to walk across a room, but realized you have to go halfway first? And then half of that remaining distance? And half of that? Welcome to one of the most mind-bending puzzles in history! Over 2,500 years ago, an ancient Greek thinker named Zeno of Elea came up with a massive brain-teaser called Zeno's paradox. He imagined a race between the world's fastest hero, Achilles, and a slow, creeping tortoise. Because Achilles is so fast, he gives the tortoise a big head start. But every time Achilles reaches the spot where the tortoise just was, the tortoise has moved a tiny bit forward! If this keeps happening forever and ever in smaller and smaller gaps, how does Achilles ever catch up? Join Mira and Finn on Maths is Not Boring as they unravel this ancient mystery! You'll discover how clever mathematicians finally solved this endless puzzle using the magic of limits. Get ready to realize that every time you walk to the kitchen for a snack, you are literally conquering infinity!