There's nothing subtle about sunflowers. There they stand, taller than the garden fence, with vibrant yellow heads screaming summer and 'look at me'. But as summer turns to autumn, their heavy heads ...

The Fibonacci sequence starts simply: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, and so on, with each number made by adding the two before it. That ...

The trippy swirling patterns seen in the heads of sunflowers may have finally given up their mathematical secret. Researchers and citizen scientists have analysed the golden coloured flowers as part ...

Today's video is a good beginning for a Monday morning in spring. It tells you a little about Fibonacci numbers in nature, a subject that Alan Turing was studying before he died. This video also tells ...

Patterns with regular shapes turn up all over the place. You can see them as epidermal ridges on the tips of your fingers, as zebra stripes or as the beautiful architecture of the seeds at the center ...

Learn about the optical rotatum, a newfound structure of light that exhibits a spiral pattern linked with various parts of nature. Patterns exist all around the world, creating unforgettable designs ...