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42: The Answer to Almost Everything
How Mathematic is the Universe?30 min
Verfügbar bis zum 25/07/2028
27/07/2025
Plant growth is determined by the golden ratio symbolised by the Greek letter Phi, pine cones grow in a logarithmic spiral and flower petals are often arranged in the Fibonacci sequence. Is mathematics a human invention or does it represent the fundamental structures of our universe?
Director
Christian Offenberg
Country
Germany
Year
2025
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