An introduction to the concept of symmetry as found in nature and everyday objects, and includes step-by-step instructions for creating simple symmetrical designs.
Shows how the universe is shaped by hidden symmetries; examines core physics concepts in a fun way, and includes why it is dark at night, where time comes from, about gravity and spin, and more.
Provides basic information, in simple text, on the concept of symmetry, and illustrates the point with photographs of starfish, butterflies, leaves, houses, and faces.
Demonstrates the concept of symmetry clearly and introduces readers to some of physics' most elegant theories. Also shows how symmetry becomes a "guiding principle of nature" and the basis of its structure.
Presents four lectures on the topic of symmetry, illuminating the variety of applications of the principle of symmetry in the arts and nature, and clarifying the philosophical-mathematical significance of the idea of symmetry.
