1.3M views · 19K reactions | The ancient symbol known as the Tree of Life maps to a 64 tetrahedron grid, the theorized seed organizational geometry of the quantum vacuum fluctuations that make-up the very fabric of spacetime itself... coincidence? Animation via physicist Nassim Haramein | Unify | Facebook

The geometry of bubbles is a fascinating subject that has captivated people for centuries. The physics of bubbles is complex, but it can be understood by examining the geometry of bubble packing. One of the key properties of bubbles is their ability to pack together in a highly efficient manner. When bubbles touch each other, they naturally form geometric shapes, such as polygons and polyhedra (pentagon, tetrahedron, cube, dodecahedron...) and a lattice-like structure known as a hexagonal packin

#Origami tetrahedron designed by Jo Nakashima (2010) The paper I'm using is 2,5cm x 20cm. It doesn't have to be exactly this size, you can use a random long strip of paper. The first folds will make a 60 degree angle, so you can divide the strip into equilateral triangles. At the end, change the direction of the folds for the last 5 triangles (4 to cover all the sides, 1 to lock by inserting it under the layers) | Jo Nakashima