“Alternative Perspective”
"Alternative Perspective"
Tonight #MoMath hosted an event where participants explored how the three-dimensional geometry of a wine/liquor glass and the balance between thermal effects, surface tension, and gravity all influence the formation of shockwaves and wine tears inside their glasses at home! Cheers to a fun, relaxing, and eye opening event!🍷
Explore the beauty of math inspired by planetary motion using MoMath's free “Venus App” for all ages! Launch planets out into orbit with the click of a button and watch as they connect to the preceding planet with a simple straight line. Stunning math patterns begin to emerge as the planets travel their orbits around the central object. To use the app, visit venus.momath.org
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote #publichealth by demonstrating how a #mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! #MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask! MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn.
#NewYorkTough Governor Andrew Cuomo
Do the math — wear a mask!
Do the math — wear a mask! MoMath and its fans help promote public health by demonstrating how a mask is properly worn. #NewYorkTough
Governor Andrew Cuomo
Check out last night’s episode of NBC’s New Amsterdam to see a scene from inside MoMath!
This weekend Dave Masunaga, mathematics teacher and origami modeler, visited MoMath to share a particularly fascinating form of origami called the Butterfly Bomb. He demonstrated how this remarkably simple module can be used not just in amazing origami construction, but also in exciting origami destruction!
#MoMath #math #museum #origami #butterflybombs #paper #folding #paperfolding #art
Check out this satisfying video of spiral geometries 😍 Come explore the mathematical properties, patterns, and layers that are present in John Edmark’s Bloom sculptures tomorrow at 7pm at MoMath. John will also be revealing two more Bloom sculptures at the event! Sign up at synchronizedspin.momath.org
Synchronized Spin
John Edmark’s Bloom sculptures are mesmerizing AND mathematical 🤩 Join us at MoMath this Sunday at 7pm to explore the magical properties, patterns, and layers that are present in John's spiral geometries. MoMath will also unveil two more breathtaking Bloom sculptures at this event, so you don't want to miss it! Sign up at synchronizedspin.momath.org
Learn more about the amazing discoveries of spirals and Bloom sculptures with American artist and art lecturer, John Edmark, this Sunday, October 13 at 7pm at MoMath. This event will also feature the debut of two more amazing and dynamic Bloom sculptures, unveiled by John himself! To register, go to http://synchronizedspin.momath.org
"Math Encounters" is MoMath’s popular free public presentation series celebrating the spectacular world of mathematics, produced with support from the Simons Foundation. Sign up for our next event at mathencounters.org! You don’t want to miss it 😁
"Simply Science"
Here's a sneak peek of CUNY TV's "Simply Science" episode that explores the intersection of art and science in MoMath's "Math Unfolded: An Exhibit of Mathematical Origami Art." To watch the full episode, go to https://tv.cuny.edu/show/simplyscience
#TBT to last summer when BuzzFeed featured MoMath as a museum that makes math FUN. Comment your favorite MoMath exhibit, program, or event that you think makes math FUN! 🙂🙃