Straight Lines And Nature at Jacob Porter blog

Straight Lines And Nature. Take a bowlful of dried rice, or, if your environment allows, sand. Well it produces crystals and beams of light, which travel in straight lines until they hit something. straight lines and perfect circles don’t exist in reality; the science behind nature’s patterns. [1] therefore, there is no perfect line or circle in the entire universe (and unless you count imperfect shapes that constantly change at the quantum and molecular level as “perfect”). there are no straight lines in nature. mathematics, physics and chemistry can explain patterns in nature at different levels and scales. nature shows its right angles. is the straight line a human invention? About 50 million miles long) in the solar wind. i have observed natural straight lines over 0.5 astronomical units long (i.e. Gertrude stein's observation, there is no straight line in nature, has prompted. Patterns in living things are.

[1] therefore, there is no perfect line or circle in the entire universe (and unless you count imperfect shapes that constantly change at the quantum and molecular level as “perfect”). is the straight line a human invention? mathematics, physics and chemistry can explain patterns in nature at different levels and scales. i have observed natural straight lines over 0.5 astronomical units long (i.e. there are no straight lines in nature. Well it produces crystals and beams of light, which travel in straight lines until they hit something. About 50 million miles long) in the solar wind. the science behind nature’s patterns. straight lines and perfect circles don’t exist in reality; nature shows its right angles.

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Straight Lines And Nature i have observed natural straight lines over 0.5 astronomical units long (i.e. mathematics, physics and chemistry can explain patterns in nature at different levels and scales. is the straight line a human invention? [1] therefore, there is no perfect line or circle in the entire universe (and unless you count imperfect shapes that constantly change at the quantum and molecular level as “perfect”). Take a bowlful of dried rice, or, if your environment allows, sand. straight lines and perfect circles don’t exist in reality; nature shows its right angles. Well it produces crystals and beams of light, which travel in straight lines until they hit something. Gertrude stein's observation, there is no straight line in nature, has prompted. Patterns in living things are. there are no straight lines in nature. i have observed natural straight lines over 0.5 astronomical units long (i.e. About 50 million miles long) in the solar wind. the science behind nature’s patterns.