The Fibonacci Sequence

[ravenandcrow]

This is the most beautiful audio visual message that I have ever seen. Genius. Thank you for sharing this with all of us. I got completely blissed out and tears welled up in my eyes.

Please continue making films.

[nomadichippie]

I remember seeing this in middle school, still come back to watch it cause it's the only thing in math i found interesting

[evgfite]

If there was ever any doubt about the clear link between science, art and nature this beautiful work of art proves it beyond any doubt! Incredible!

[marthabirimisa]

Absolutely wonderful! The wonder of nature, the Wonder of its Creator!

[Perfectvalor]

I have to be honest I wouldn't watch this without the soundtrack

[JackJrVerrelliavidrushfan]

What a beautiful little movie! A 1 elegance .
Nature is fantastic.

[blackmist]

How can he be limited in his creation?!
He is out of the universe. He is all powerful.
He has no beginning nor ending
He has no father nor sun.
He the one creator.

[desc]

Mathematical chemistry of ancient principles of universality and the power of video capture. Brilliant!

[xLollynx]

Thank you so much for putting up this video. I'm planning to talk about this in my exam presentation, and I really hope I can impress with showing them the sunflower. I showed this to my teacher, and he didn't even know about it. So.. thank you once again, really helpful movie! :)

[jpu]

If you wondered where the 137.5 degrees comes from:
the golden ratio is 1:(1+sqrt(5))/2 ; If you map these as arc lengths on a circle, you can convert the arc length to degrees. L/C = theta/2*pi ; in our case L=1, and C = 1+(1+sqrt(5))/2. therefore theta = 2*pi / (1 + (1+sqrt(5))/2) = 2.4000; theta * 180 / pi = 137.50776405... degrees.

solving the golden ratio:
(a+b) / a = a / b ; rearranging, a^2 - b*a - b^2 = 0; setting b = 1; we get
a^2 - a -1 = 0; solving for a we get (1+sqrt(5))/2

[vasilistrimis]

The hand of a wise and mighty Creator who designed life in every aspect.. That's our Father Jehovah, soon He will restore mankind, and the track of life will be endless!

[JJohl-dhpx]

wunder finde es super dass man solche sachen heute (oder auch schon länger) entdeckt hat. authentisch

[dielugo]

the beauty in the video nearly brought me to tears the first time I watched it. thank you very much for the upload.

[rayhorner]

The song lateralus by tool brought me here talking about a "spiral"

[painetcirque]

with or without soundtrack, the work is an intuitive initiation into te beauty of numbers and nature. Thank you!

[KKCRWorldTribe]

Beautiful.  We are going to show it to the Math Club at Kauai Community College in Hawaii.  I love the music by Wim Mertens.  Will play him this weekend on the radio; played him years ago in Alaska..  Thanks for reminding me of how lovely his music is....

[LouseGrouse]

Absolutely brilliant! Although my brain can't understand maths very well. But this video was beautiful, and I appreciate maths because of its beauty that I can't grasp.

[angelfirelite]

So beautiful...most of us, do not have the mind to grasp!

[ultimomelao]

Genious way of showing en enormous expression of nature in such a short and yet effective viedo . Thank you so much for sharing !!

[itsmalama]

can anyone please tell me the name of the soundtrack? :)