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Chaos, present in everything from a drop of water to the galaxies in our universe, has long fascinated people from cultures across the world. The natural disorder present in the branches of trees, lightning, and coastlines, to name a few examples, may seem to be completely chaotic; however, self-similarity within these phenomena is much more organized than it appears. Repeating patterns in many natural objects and processes are known as fractals, figures that show self-similarity at different levels. The study of fractals, both in nature and pure mathematics, has advanced numerous branches of science, such as computing, telecommunications, fluid dynamics, biology and medicine, and can offer innovative new perspectives on human science and technology. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-npA-GqDGYr49Fn6l1MEFnm0y3DdSTbrq6p9QZv2sQw/edit Music by Emile van Krieken: https://www.youtube.com/user/EmilevanKrieken https://www.facebook.com/EmilevanKriekenMusic Song: Wings (Aether 2) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=klPo9v5dn64 Thanks for watching! Likes and favorites are appreciated! Find us on Google+ or Facebook! http://bit.ly/293CevT