15. Examples of natural fractal objects
When talking about fractals, reference is often made to the Geometry of Nature. A fractal object, in the purely mathematical sense, requires an infinite number of orders of magnitude of scale according to a power law, i.e. infinite spatial self-similarity.
In nature, fractal-like spatial structures occur in phenomena as diverse as clouds, river systems, geological faults, mountains, coastlines,...
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Examples of natural fractal objects
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