Synopsis
Three episodes investigate how mathematics influences nature, from the hexagonal shapes of honeycombs to the flight patterns of swallows.
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Synopsis
Marcus du Sautoy presents a three-part series that investigates the role of mathematics in everyday life. Set against various backdrops, the program addresses questions such as why bees construct hexagonal honeycombs and how flocks of swallows coordinate their flight. Each episode reveals how seemingly incorrect answers can lead to correct solutions. Produced in the United Kingdom in 2011, the series spans 180 minutes and invites audiences to engage with the mathematical principles that shape the world.
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Why Watch
- See how bees use math to build honeycombs.
- Find out why swallows fly in perfect formation.
- Meet Marcus du Sautoy as he explains math in nature.
Did You Know
- Bees create hexagonal honeycomb structures due to mathematical efficiency.
- The series consists of three parts and has a total duration of 180 minutes.
- Marcus du Sautoy presents the series, focusing on real-life applications of math.
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The Code has a duration of 180 minutes.
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The Code was produced in the United Kingdom.
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The Code is presented by Marcus du Sautoy.
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