Unlock the fascinating world of geometry as we explore every complex shape explained in clear, simple terms. From polygons ...

Sacred geometry refers to specific shapes and patterns â circles, triangles, spirals, and hexagons â that are found everywhere in nature and the cosmos.

In March, a group of mathematicians identified a thirteen-sided shape called “the hat” that can tile a surface without any patterns repeating. Now the researchers are updating the shape to ...

‘Soft cells’ — shapes with rounded corners and pointed tips that fit together on a plane — feature in onions, molluscs and more.

A study of medieval Islamic art has shown some of its geometric patterns use principles established centuries later by modern mathematicians. Researchers in the US have found 15th Century examples ...

The pattern is related to extrinsic, rather than intrinsic, geometry. Credit: bibi57/Getty The growth of rose petals exploits a geometric trick previously unobserved in nature, physicists have found.

What fractals, Fibonacci, and the golden ratio have to do with cauliflower Self-selected mutations during domestication drastically changed shape over time.