Vertex Collection

Illustration of Art Deco vertex of New Yorks Chrysler Building

Rome. Pyramid of Cestius
Italy. Rome. Pyramid of Cestius. 12 BC

Microscopic view of the common cold virus
Conceptual image of the common cold virus. The common cold virus is an infectious disease typically transmitted via airborne droplets (aerosols), direct contact with infected nasal secretions

Artists illustration of an icosahedron. In geometry, an icosahedron is a polyhedron with 20 triangular faces, 30 edges and 12 vertices

Summit of the Aeggischorn, Switzerland

The Summit of the Aiguille Verte, Switzerland

Weather Forecasting in the United States: 1
WEATHER FORECASTING IN THE UNITED STATES: 1. Exterior of the Meteorological Station on the Summit of Mount Washington, New Hampshire, in Winter; 2. The Same in Summer; 3

Summit of the Pic Du Midi D osseau, Pyrenees, 1854

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A Day at the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis: " now, Then; Don t Fall over both at Once."

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A Day at the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis: the First Window Cleared: " shall I Give you a Hand Up?"

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A Day at the Observatory on the Summit of Ben Nevis: the Interior of the Observatory

The New Overland Route to India: the Railway over the Alps, Summit of Mont Cenis and Lake, 1869

Male southern hawker dragonfly (Aeshna cyanea) at rest. This dragonfly inhabits slow-flowing waterways, gardens and open woodland. Photographed on Studland Heath, Dorset, UK, in August

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"Exploring the Multifaceted World of Vertex: From Mathematics to Architecture and Nature's Wonders" Discovering the concept takes us on a captivating journey through various realms. In Benito Bails' "Elementos de Matematica, " we delve into the intricate world of mathematics, where vertices play a crucial role in defining shapes and structures. Moving from theory to reality, we find ourselves standing before the majestic Pyramid of Cestius in Rome. Its apex represents a perfect example of a vertex, showcasing its significance in architectural marvels throughout history. Flipping through an old Army and Navy Stores Catalogue from 1939-40, we stumble upon another depiction - this time as an illustration. The Art Deco vertex adorning New York's Chrysler Building captivates our imagination with its sleek elegance. Zooming into microscopic dimensions, we encounter yet another manifestation - the common cold virus. This tiny entity reminds us that even at such minuscule scales, vertices are present, shaping nature's patterns. Artistic expressions also embrace vertices as seen in an illustration portraying an icosahedron. The symmetrical beauty created by these interconnected points mesmerizes our senses and highlights their artistic potential. Venturing into Switzerland's breathtaking landscapes, we ascend to mountain peaks like Aeggischorn and Aiguille Verte. At their summits lies the ultimate vertex experience – standing atop these majestic heights brings forth a sense of awe-inspiring accomplishment. Vertex extends beyond physical manifestations; it permeates scientific endeavors too. Weather Forecasting in the United States relies on understanding atmospheric conditions at different geographical points – each representing a vital vertex for accurate predictions. Delving further back in time to Pyrenees' Pic Du Midi D osseau summit in 1854 reveals how early explorers recognized vertices as significant landmarks amidst nature’s grandeur.