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Friday math movie: Triumph of the Hexagon

By Murray Bourne, 24 Aug 2012

This video is by reverendgraham, and he says by way of introduction:

An adventure through time and space on a voyage of the HEXAGON, nature's perfect shape.

Well, a lot of people would regard the circle as nature's perfect shape, but never mind, the video is quite nicely put together.

The music is "Excalibur - O Fortuna" (From Carmina Burana).

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