Tessellation Proliferation
We may think of tessellation as being about how to tile a flat plane but this week we reveal how repeating patterns actually occur all over the place, and can even help us solve some of nature's most complex problems. The presenters start with the simple principal that for shapes to fill a space without leaving any…
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