Polygons Collection

Polygons, the geometric wonders that captivate our imagination with their intricate shapes and patterns

Polygons Collection: Brazil, Piaui, Sete Cidades national park, Sixth city, Tortoiseshell rock

Brazil, Piaui, Sete Cidades national park, Sixth city, Tortoiseshell rock. A hiker at the rock. The park sits in the the sertao desert and is surrounded by caatinga vegetation

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Andreas Agazzi

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Mike Kreiten

$Tessellated pavement is a relatively flat rock surface that is subdivided into more or less regular rectangles, blocks approaching rectangles, or irregular or regular polygons by fractures$

The Pan Formation of Tessellated Pavement, Lufra, Eaglehawk Neck, Tasmania, Australia
Tessellated pavement is a relatively flat rock surface that is subdivided into more or less regular rectangles, blocks approaching rectangles, or irregular or regular polygons by fractures

Polygons Collection: Sunset at the Salt pan polygons, Badwater Basin, 282ft below sea level

Sunset at the Salt pan polygons, Badwater Basin, 282ft below sea level and the lowest place in North America, Death Valley National Park, California, United States of America, North America

Polygons Collection: Keplers cosmological model

Keplers cosmological model. Composite image of a model of Keplers Platonic solids, with Latin text and the title of the work in which this model was described

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Polygons, the geometric wonders that captivate our imagination with their intricate shapes and patterns. From Brazil's Piaui region to Tasmania's Lufra, these fascinating figures can be found in the most unexpected places. Sete Cidades National Park in Brazil showcases its own version of polygons, where nature has sculpted Tortoiseshell rock into mesmerizing formations. Moving on to Australia, we encounter the Pan Formation of Tessellated Pavement at Eaglehawk Neck, a true testament to the beauty of polygons. But it is at Badwater Basin, 282ft below sea level and North America's lowest point, where salt pan polygons steal the show. As the sun sets over this surreal landscape, an otherworldly glow envelops these polygonal marvels. The contrast between light and shadow accentuates their sharp edges and symmetrical designs. Books have long explored the concept beyond their mathematical properties. Kepler's cosmological model delved into celestial polyhedrons as a means to understand our universe's structure. This intersection between science and art reminds us that even within rigid geometrical boundaries lies boundless creativity. Whether you find yourself wandering through Brazilian national parks or gazing upon Tasmania's tessellated pavement, take a moment to appreciate these captivating polygons, and are not just mere shapes; they represent nature's artistic expression and mankind’s quest for knowledge about our world and beyond.