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88The Number 9 | The Secret Knowledge of The Ancients Number Nine Code 911
The number 9 is the last number in a base 10 system which is the last and limit of all that is. Nine is a number which has many interesting qualities that other numbers do not have and has been used to hold a hidden code that affects every person on...
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88Fractal Geometry
Fractal geometry is a field of mathematics whose actual boundaries are not yet entirely clear. Historically, its origins date back to early twentieth century and during the development of Measure Theory to the study of geometric sets seemingly...
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84Particle Physics Up Close and Tiny
Outer space is a location of fascinating quantum effects too great in number to count. These effects seem to create subatomic particles and antiparticles from out of sheer nothingness. Once they appear, they cease to exist again instantly. The power in this operation can be put to many uses...
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85Analytic Geometry -- "I Think, therefore I am.."
René Descartes enounced this philosophical phrase back in 1637 when he worked on his 'discurse of Method.' Living his time and thinking ahead, his thoughts got him in big time trouble that could've sent him to jail or to 'hell.' Today we wanted to work on a hub about Analythic Geometry and tried to reach the mind behind the man; and we did find things that at first, for the average guy, couldn't mean nothing but a simple biographical 'piece.' If you notice the notation: (x,y). Given an unknown
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82I need a fixie bike! The fixed gear bicycle craze
After five years, I traded my fixed gear bike last month for a road bike and a commuter. It was an easy decision as my bike riding priorities have changed, but setting circumstances aside, I think I would have made the switch anyhow. I live in...
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83Ironman No Numbness Cycling Gloves
New and old cyclists alike will tell you that one of the most annoying and dangerous aspects of cycling is the loss of blood flow to extremities. This can vary from your lower legs, to your groin area and most commonly your hands. The numbness...
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85Math Made Easy! Find the Area of a Triangle
Need help with finding the area of a triangle? This geometry tutorial gives a unique way of remembering the area of a triangle equation!
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83John Wallis: Mathematical Biography
Considered to be the most influential mathematician prior to Sir Isaac Newton, John Wallis was born in 1616 in Ashford, Kent, England, the son of Reverend John Wallis. At first locally educated, Wallis was first introduced to Math while at school...
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83"Why Math is Important in our Lives" - Things to Explain to Kids Who Ask
Kids often reach a stage when they ask why learning math is important if they have no plans to go into a math-related career. Thoughts on how to answer that question are here.
83Photography Tips: Improve Your Photos Using Geometry & Perspective
How to easily take better photographs using the basic composition guideline of geometry and perspective.
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