Since the beginning of documented civilization, labyrinths and spiral patterns have been found everywhere ancient indigenous people have lived and traveled.
Today labyrinths also appear on the Internet where people meet virtually as well as in the physical world in churches, recreation areas, schools and even prisons.
The Golden Spiral was first noticed by Phythagoras, a Greek mathematician in the 5th century B.C. The Golden Spiral and Fibonacci spiral are very similar.
Artists frequently use spirals in creating works of beauty. The Fibonacci spiral is a logarithmic spiral or growth spiral that often appear in nature.
Golden Spiral or Fibonacci sequences appear in nature such as as how leaves naturally arrange on stems, the spiral designs on pineapples, pine cones, sun flowers as well as in fingerprints, DNA, and the twisting shape of the Milky Way in outer space.
The Fibonacci spiral is created using sequences of Fibonacci-numbers 0 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, and 34.
Good visual instructions for constructing the golden ratio with a compass and straight edge.
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