Nature’s art and nature’s engineering are astounding: a brilliant installation at the Victoria and Albert Museum (until November) demonstrates this in practice by modelling a structure on the filaments created by a flying beetle, re-created by engineers using a robot. Your photograph underlines the creative strength and beauty found in the natural world – even in an onion!
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Wow! Those are really impressive.
Indeed but I can take no credit for them – saw at the Malvern Show.
actually very interesting to look at an onion skin close up and see the patterns.
Thats what I thought, would make a nice painting
A lovely, neat bit of binding there, too!
Really beautiful!
Nature’s art and nature’s engineering are astounding: a brilliant installation at the Victoria and Albert Museum (until November) demonstrates this in practice by modelling a structure on the filaments created by a flying beetle, re-created by engineers using a robot. Your photograph underlines the creative strength and beauty found in the natural world – even in an onion!