The inherit beauty in Mathematics
On New Year's Eve last year I wrote about fractals, one of the prime examples I use to convince people that math can be beautiful. Today I ran across an article in The New York Times on computational origami done by Dr. David Huffman (don't wish to register? BugMeNot.com.) Dr. Huffman's work has opened a whole new aspect of origami, very different (in looks) to the traditional Japanese variant. I also found a small gallery: Geometric Paper Folding: Dr. David Huffman. Very impressive stuff. Via Slashdot.