Cliff Pickoverさんのイラストまとめ

Mathematics.

The eternal unfolding.

By Matthew Hughes, @tasty_plots, https://t.co/poFR4A7P2I, Source: https://t.co/yoTEaqsarT, Used with permission.

Technology, engineering, emotion.

By Craig Snodgrass, https://t.co/VuJK7QBMAG, Used with permission.

"Mathematics is one of the most efficient means of approaching the great secret, of considering what lies past all that we can see or presently imagine. Mathematics doesn’t describe the secret so much as it implies that there is one."

~Alec Wilkinson, The New York Times, 2022

Physics, mathematics, cosmology, curvature, space-time, dimension.

Little-known portrait of Albert Einstein by Adrien Barrère (1877-1931). Year of publication: 1930.

Source (Wikimedia): https://t.co/Ee8dSSq5KR

Mathematics and beauty.

When exploring the Mandelbrot Set, it's easy for you to discover a specific pattern or design that no human has ever seen before.

The Mandelbrot Set is the hammer that shatters the ice of our unconscious.

Ctr X: -7.43644052E-01
Ctr Y: 1.31835026E-01

Mathematics.

Spaceship for symmetry-loving aliens. "Hortensia with dodecahedral recursion."

By Thomas T Burgess, @ThomasTBurgess1, Source: https://t.co/CAPHYZXh1T, Used with permission.

Mathematics. Welcome to the Mandelbrot Set.

Mother and children.

Center X: -1.312249126300296211672150779931637372449E+00
Center Y: -6.887508519551467300797838800942452643052E-02
Span X: 1.179436705915138298684389768771982480581E-02
Max iterations: 100000

Glimpse the past.

Title page from the 1558 Italian edition of Cosmographia, by German cartographer Sebastian Münster (1488-1552).

Source: https://t.co/bupjssDu85

Images that remind us of mathematics, myths, and meaning.

Glimpse the past. Roman Mosaic Floor with Head of Medusa, about A.D. 115–150. On view at Getty Villa.

Source and more info: https://t.co/3PeyktX6x2

"Math [involves] invention and discovery: we invent the concepts but discover their consequences.… Our freedom lies in the questions we ask – and in how we pursue them – but not in the answers awaiting us."

~Steven Strogatz, The Joy of x, Image: https://t.co/dhPTNKDfMe