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You can’t help but notice lately that the universe actually does….
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Pretty neat right? But why? Why does anything exist?
The Big Bang is the most commonly accepted explanation as to how our universe sprang into existence, but what triggered this spectacular event?Another field which attempts to explain why the universe exists is general relativity, although she and quantum mechanics rarely make for cosy bedfellows. Our universe’s space-time is theorised to exist in one of three different forms; flat as a pancake, curved outwards like this banana, or it curves inwards like this other banana.When we think about a time before our universe existed we tend to imagine endless space, with reality just waiting for our universe to fill it like an under-stuffed burrito.

Imagine if there was a perfect number, a single number so…
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flawless it formed the basis for all art and music; a number so important that it could be used across the disciplines of mathematics and physics, and a number so profoundly purposeful that the natural world and the universe would bend to its whims. The Fibonacci Sequence is a string of numbers that begins with zero and one which can be extended infinitely by adding up any two consecutive numbers to find the next in the sequence. The Golden Ratio is a mathematical term used to describe the relationship of two figures, whereby the numbers seem to be in some form of complimentary ratio.To link the Fibonacci Sequence and the Golden Ratio we must look at the ratio between two consecutive numbers in Fibonacci, and observe the pattern this ratio takes as you use ever higher numbers. The Golden Ratio has fascinated the world’s most knowledgeable people for millennia since its discovery, and we have seen its influence in some of the finest works mankind has ever produced. Is the Golden Ratio a universal law applied by nature? The evidence seems to suggest so, and the aforementioned Leonardo Da Vinci may have alluded to this in some of his most famous works.