Realmente os matemáticos são muito otimista com relação ao conhecimento, mas isso pode ser frustante para muitos estudantes, pois sem persistência não há como continuar nesse meio!
math problem: *begins with “we know that..”*
me: WE dont know SHIT
💙💜❤️ BI? PI! ❤️💜💙
Images from this great Yoshiaki Araki thread. (If you're interested in tessellations and are twitterpated, he's a must follow.)
He links the Nature article (good and a free read).
Best one, so far:
Robert Farthauer suggests:
And, of course, the actual article, by David Smith, Joseph Samuel Myers, Craig S. Kaplan, and Chaim Goodman-Strauss.
Kaplan gives this illustration of the tile:
He has a one page stop for info about the tiling.
Bonus: via New-Cleckit Dominie
Uncovering the geometric nature of soundwaves. This is visualized by directing sound waves through water and salt. The water rests in an upright facing speaker, and the salt rests on a high frequency mechanical wave driver. When the devices are activated with specific frequencies, the water and salt particles vibrate in synchronization with the soundwaves, forming incredible geometric patterns. Phenomena fuses art and science together to explore naturally occurring patterns, and the fundamental forces of nature that create them, to take us on an ambitious, innovative, and psychedelic journey through the fabric of the universe. Filmmaker Josef Gatti recreates nine ‘phenomena’ to produce mesmerizing art films, which are then paired with an original music score by Kim Moyes from Australian dance music duo The Presets. #PhenomenaTV
The regular hexagon hidden in a cube unfolds to a straight line on a net of the cube.
Started playing with this before realizing it is yet another Bridget Riley pattern. She gets me. Play in GeoGebra.
New MOMA exhibit. Via Joanne Growney.
New Geometrically-Inspired Pastries, Cakes, and Sweets by Dinara Kasko
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