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These Mathematical Animal Illustrations Are Cute And Educational

Math was never fun for me so I appreciate it when people try and make it so. For instance, Kasia Jackowska and her Drawing Mathematics series. She illustrated math concepts through animal forms and had them published by the Department of Mathematics of the University of Warsaw. Just don’t ask me to identify them.

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Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

Nerd Girl With Amazing Sense of Humor Takes her Calculator to Prom

According to Tumblrer I Ship It Like UPS, as documented by a suite of photos, nobody asked her to prom, so she decided to take somebody who’d had a real and lasting effect on her academic progress: her TI-84.

I have to admit: it’s a pretty snazzy dresser.

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Things We Saw Today

Things We Saw Today: If Jurassic Park Were an ’80s Movie

“Dino droppings? Rad!” By Tyler Jacobs, via Geeks are Sexy.

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To Boldly Go

According to Math, the Worst Color Shirt to Wear on Star Trek Is Actually Yellow

It’s a well known maxim that nobody wants to be a redshirt on Star Trek: The Original Series. The proud members of Operations, Engineering, and Security are the space-expendables, the first line of defense, the… well the ones who always get sent down with the away party full of more important characters and get murdered by the space monster of the week. Like, all the time. But what if, instead of considering this from the viewer’s perspective, you considered it from the perspective of a crewman choosing a line of work? What if you’re just a redshirt, and not “this episode’s redshirt?”

Matthew Barsalou took this perspective and applied math to it, and lets just say that Kirk, Chekov, and Sulu might not be to happy about it.

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Do Try This At Home

When Math, Science, and Embroidery Get Together, We All Win

Can you recognize this just from looking at it? If you can, high five, because I got it too. It’s an embroidery design inspired by NASA photographs of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, by Pardalote on Tumblr. They’ve got a lot of their beautiful work up on their blog but this, and another STEM oriented one caught our attention. It’s a beautiful embroidered Voronoi diagram!

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Imagine What You'll Know Tomorrow

Things You Didn’t Know You Could do With Inflatable Balls, a ViHart Video

New, mathematically valid decorating idea!

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Just What You've Always Wanted

A Mathematical Examination of Paper Snowflakes and the Creation Thereof

‘Twas a week before Christmas, and all through the blog,

This writer was too tired to make a properly scanning monologue.

Enjoy ViHart instead.

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Do Try This At Home

Insert Math Into Your Thanksgiving Meal Equation [VIDEO]

We all know cooking requires math (unless you’re my mother, in which case it’s “ohh, about this much salt, that much flour”) but have you ever thought of creating a meal revolving around math? Victoria Hart, aka Vi Hart, has done just that with some Thanksgiving themed videos. Watch here as she makes Mathed Potatoes and hit the jump for how to make Borromean Onion Rings and Green Bean Matherole.

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she blinded me with science

Food for Thought: ViHart Shows Us an Amazing Mathematical Tortilla

ViHart shows us all how to make a hexafelxagon burrito. Either I’m hungry, or this is the greatest thing I’ve ever seen. Or both. Look, if you’re not going to eat the edges of that tortilla, can I?

Previously in ViHart

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Vital Information for Your Everyday Life

Approved Distraction: Make a Hexaflexagon

If I’d known about these in high school, it would have significantly expanded my paper plaything repertoire of origami frogs, goldfish, and fortune tellers. Educate yourself.

Previously in Vi Hart Videos

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