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Mathematical Imagery: Snow and Sand Patterns

The American Mathematical Society has a neat page of large mathematical images that were created by merely walking in snow and sand. For example, here’s a time-lapse of the 9-hour construction of the Mandelbrot set on a beach (in between high tides and oblivious passers-by that walked through the artwork).

John Quintanilla Engagement Leave a comment April 20, 2020December 25, 2019 1 Minute

Fun with pancakes

I’m not sure who had the idea to cook pancakes like these, but I’m sure glad he/she did.

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Source: https://www.facebook.com/CTYJohnsHopkins/photos/a.323810509981.46389.175118999981/10150793851844982/?type=3&theater

John Quintanilla Engagement Leave a comment January 12, 2018December 22, 2017 1 Minute

Frozen fractals

From 10 Minute Math: http://www.10minutemath.com/2014/04/frozen-fractals-all-around.html

This post was inspired by  the line at the 2:47 mark of “Let It Go”, from Disney’s “Frozen”:

John Quintanilla Engagement, Geometry Leave a comment June 1, 2014May 28, 2014 1 Minute

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