Today is World Oceans Day, a United Nations declared day to think about our oceans and how much we depend on them, and what we can do to protect them.
Our oceans have taken a beating in the last century. With pollution, over-fishing, and climate change the oceans are struggling to survive. Learn more about our oceans at World Oceans Day by kimmanleyort.
Photo by sub_lime79 used by permission CC 2.0
Ah, yes, Fibonacci. The Fibonacci sequence was named after Leonardo of Pisa.
0 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89 144 233 377 610 etc.
This seemingly simple sequence, adding the two prior numbers to get the next, is actually a much more complicated function which can be seen in art and nature. Often called the golden ratio, the golden rectangle, or the golden spiral, it can be found in a sunflower, a pine cone, the Mona Lisa or The Parthenon!
The beauty of the math will blow your mind, and the beauty of the art will warm your heart.
Take a Fibonacci look at The Golden Spiral by monarch13.
(photo by M. Ruch)
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