The Ingenious Geometry Behind Pringles’ Perfect Crunch
Find out how Pringles’ hyperbolic paraboloid design combines math and crunch for the ultimate chip experience. Science, snacks, and symmetry—all covered here!
Article Type: Mathematics
M.C. Escher’s Reptiles: A Kaleidoscope of Mathematics and Art
Dive deep into M.C. Escher’s Reptiles—a masterpiece that blends tessellation, geometry, and surrealism for a timeless visual experience.
Why is the Square Root of 2 Irrational?
Imagine this: You're sitting down, pondering the mysteries of mathematics. One question that might have crossed your mind is, "Why is the square root of 2 irrational?"
Beyond the Curve: The Mathematical Precision of Lewicki’s Skate Ramp
Andrew Lewicki, an artist and designer, saw something far greater—an opportunity to merge the worlds of mathematics, design, and skateboarding.
Drawing Lesson in a Math Textbook
When you think of a mathematics textbook, you probably envision dense pages filled with formulas, theorems, and problem sets. But what if I told you that Thomas' Calculus book breaks…
The Math Textbook with Cat Pictures
If you adore cats and enjoy seeing them in unexpected places, this book will be a delightful addition to your collection. Even if math isn't your favorite subject, the charming…
Charles Barkley Awards $1 Million to St. Mary’s Academy for Solving the Pythagorean Theorem
Charles Barkley's generous donation to St. Mary’s Academy is more than just a financial contribution; it's a powerful endorsement of the potential within every student.
Portrait of Luca Pacioli
In 1495, Jacopo de’ Barbari created a captivating portrait of the renowned mathematician and Franciscan friar, Luca Pacioli.
SEAT Public Pavilion: A New Perspective on Sitting
SEAT by E/B Office transforms our understanding of furniture within architecture through its innovative design, comprising approximately 400 simple wooden chairs arranged in a dynamic sine wave formation.
The Knight’s Tour Problem from the Journal of the Institut Egyptien
The Journal of the Institut Egyptien, published in Cairo nearly 150 years ago, includes vibrant geometric illustrations depicting possible solutions to the Knight’s Tour.
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