The beautiful design in nature makes me as a nature lover constantly amazed. This week I would like to point out a particular movie that everyone sea shell images who love beautiful things sea shell images in nature holds a few fine examples of design sea shell images shows that are using mathematical principles. Successively sea shell images shows how a Nautilus shell and a sunflower with mathematical precision are constructed and as a bonus you will see beautiful images of the libe l, which both vleugelkonstruktie as the hexagonal compound eyes are very beautiful imaged. Why is what you will see later so special? According to evolutionary theory, all life forms on earth tuva l occur without an intelligent creator or designer. sea shell images If there is still water in the design of these life forms, math is used, can rightly be asked: Who was the intelligence that was required to come? It is not logical to claim that the sunflower or the dragonfly itself have studied mathematics before sea shell images they started their evolution. No, because the spiral shape of the Nautilus shell appears not built haphazardly, but is based on an arithmetic sequence of numbers. There was also need a draft plan and chance can not create or schedule.
The placement of the seeds in the heart of the sunflower is no coincidence. Each next seed is placed on a specific constant rotation angle of 137,5 on the coil through which the fine-specific pattern of the seeds in the heart of the sunflower arose. Video "Nature by Numbers" Please note also the beautiful design of the wings and compound eyes of the dragonfly. I think every airplane designer can learn something from the fragile, flexible and yet strong construction of the wings, which enable the dragonfly to pull out the strangest antics in his hunt for prey. Please note also the colors of the abdomen. Yes, he has to keep the beautiful dragonfly must also decide beautiful things and obviously wished sea shell images that we would enjoy it. Do you understand now why I believe in a wise, intelligent designer or creator of all beautiful things in nature? Anyway: sea shell images you watch it yourself. Below discussed movie, titled "Nature by Numbers". This, very beautiful sea shell images by Italian Cristobal Vila crafted animation video takes less than four minutes:
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