The National Museum of Mathematics
The National Museum of Mathematics, which just opened in New York City, aims to explain math through interactive exhibits. “Harmony of the Spheres” helps visitors understand the math behind musical chords.
The National Museum of Mathematics
“Square-Wheeled Trike” shows that it’s possible to use a square wheel — on the right surface.
The National Museum of Mathematics
“String Product” is both a massive sculpture and interactive calculator.
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