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I See Sierpinski Shapes by the Sea Shore
The patterns on this sea shell appear to be very similar to that of a mathematical structure called a Sierpinski triangle.
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Essays, Projects, and Distractions of Geoff Milburn
- Online marketing Calgary on When Advertisers Get Lazy: Geoff, great eye! Thanks for noting and sharing. I personally...
- Rob on Color and Reality: Using spectroscopy, could one measure the wavelength of light emitting from the...
- Ingemar on The Black Beauty: Greetings Geoff. Would using a low percentage ethylene glycol mixture (~10%) improve the...
- Greg Gauthier on I See Sierpinski Shapes by the Sea Shore: Is there a good place to find formulas describing these...
The Memory Foam Top Layer
Now that you know what memory foam is, the differences between memory foams, and some possible issues,... Read More »
TED Talks – Mushrooms Can Save the World
Mushrooms can save the world – and Paul Stamets wants to tell you how. Thinking... Read More »
The Mystics and Realists of Quantum Physics
It is said that when the 20th century is long gone, it will be remembered for two revolutionary... Read More »
How to Select a Memory Foam Bed Frame
All that’s left to do is find out if your current bedframe is appropriate for a memory... Read More »
Quaternion Travels
Relax to a slow flythrough of an interesting subset of the quaternion Julia fractals. Bookmark This PostDiggReddit Read More »
High Definition Science
I’ve found that the content that really shows off the HDTV format is that of the natural world. While... Read More »
What are Some Possible Issues With Memory Foam?
While personally I find memory foam to be an amazing sleeping surface, there are... Read More »
Herds of Android Birds Mimic Ad Hoc Flocks
In winter during the late afternoon before settling down to roost, flocks of thousands... Read More »
The Black Beauty
As the summer progressed, I felt like I needed to improve my initial design. Luckily enough the science department... Read More »
The Fracture Modes of Spaghetti
Basile Audoly and Sebastien Neukirch at the Université Pierre et Marie Curie in Paris, France... Read More »