Sacred geometry refers to specific shapes and patterns â circles, triangles, spirals, and hexagons â that are found everywhere in nature and the cosmos.

In March, a group of mathematicians identified a thirteen-sided shape called “the hat” that can tile a surface without any patterns repeating. Now the researchers are updating the shape to ...

The frilly forms of corals and sponges are biological variations of hyperbolic geometry, as seen here on the Great Barrier Reef, near Cairns, Queensland, Australia.

This focus collection in Communications Physics invites significant original research, perspectives, and review articles on the geometry of soft systems.

Students will: Understand the significance of geometric patterns in the Muslim world Replicate common patterns that adorn architecture, texts and textiles Practice using a compass and straight edge ...