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Originally Posted by PhiedPiper
I read in a sacred geometry book recently that the coasts of Ireland and Scotland are fractals apparently - you will see the same formations again and again as you zoom in further. I was trying to get it to work playing with Google maps, and wasn't totally sure what the scaling aspect was of this, but the source was very reputable - I think the causeway might have something to do with this because it's right there where these formations are supposed to (exclusively on earth?) exist.
Maybe it has something to do with those hexagonal stones... i fail to see how in this one case it could be the result of volcanic activity  |
I believe I heard that same statement about any coast, that in fact no coastline can be measured precisely because one never knows which details of coastline is relevant. So mathematically, each coastline is infinitely long.
Doesn't anybody live near the northern end of Ireland that want's a German visitor.
