First Friday Fractals
Come see the spectacular, award-winning planetarium show that takes viewers on a tour of the fractals in nature and zooms through infinitely complex mathematical fractals. Next shows: Friday, August 7th at 6, 7, & 8PM in Albuquerque.
School Presentations
Invite the Fractal Foundation to visit your school! Students of all ages will delight at the infinitely complex patterns and the connections between science, math and art.
Fractal Challenge Building Wrap!
A winning fractal wraps a building in downtown Albuquerque. Fractal Challenge winner 5th grader Rachel Washington made this image using the free XaoS program.
Fractals in School
Kids make Fractals at Sandia Base
Andrea Sullivan’s 5th grade class had a great time making fractal triangles...
Kids make Fractals in Los Lunas
3'd grader proudly shows off her new fractal On February 26th, over 200 elementary...
Fractals in Gallup for NM MESA
New Mexico MESA (Math, Engineering, Science Achievement)...
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Fractal Billboards are here!
Find the Fractal Billboards! Starting on March 23, the 8 winners of the Albuquerque...
Winning Fractal Publicly Dedicated
Mayor Martin J. Chavez, Rachel Washington and Jonathan Wolfe at the dedication ceremony....
Fractal Challenge Building Wrap!
The big fractal goes up in Downtown Albuquerque. Originally created by Rachel Washington,...
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Fractals on the Earth
Our planet is full of fractals. Mountain ranges are a beautiful example of fractals. You can find these kinds of patterns in the Rockies, the Andes, the Alps and the Himalayas. You can discover these countless examples of these patterns yourself with the amazing and free program Google Earth. Sabinoso canyons of New Mexico River networks - or watersheds... [Read more of this review]
The Fractal Brain in the Forest
From the Environmental Graffiti blog, comes a surprising discovery of a brain-like structure in a forest in southern Spain. It’s a great example of how nature reuses its patterns - because they’re simple to make, and effective. See more pictures and read the whole story here. Photo by Hector Garrido Read More →
Spirals in Nature: Katrina
Hurricane KATRINA from Satellite Spirals are everywhere! Here’s some impressive video of Hurricane Katrina spiraling onto the Gulf Coast in 2005. Huge and powerful. Like all good fractals, spirals occur over a huge range of scales, from tiny seashells to gigantic galaxies. (We’re looking for really hi-resolution hurricane video... [Read more of this review]
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