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The Same Number Everywhere.

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The number phi is an indefinable number that has incredible significance to nature. Phi is found almost everywhere in nature and is most easily seen in spirals such as a galaxy, the spirals in flowers or a seashell.

Posted by Eamonn Mclain on November 8, 2006 9:40 PM |

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