, 12 February 2020
Art and music are packed with amazing science and maths concepts. Explore these fuzzy boundaries in our latest quiz.
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440 Hz sounds as an A and it is now the standard tuning note for instruments. While music has a long history, this standard was only implemented by the International Organization for Standardization in 1955.
Television screens are made up of dots of red, green and blue.
The first feature-length movie that included CGI was Westworld, released in 1973.
Scientists have dated fragments of ancient flutes to 42 000 years ago!
Dividing a Fibonacci number by its immediate predecessor in the sequence gives an approximation of the golden ratio.
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18 February, 2020 at 9:07 am
happy hobi day