Zna li neko kako ovo izgleda, mrzi me da guglam? 

Pa ono, podseća na kodiranu sliku prvih deset cifara broja Pi u rasponu od 46 metara. 

















Ali bez guglanja teško da ćeš zamisliti to.


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/science/article4160477.ece

E baš si mi pomogao! 

 

Gracias za sliku, ali ja i dalje ne razumem.
Ali ti je do mene, jbg. 

 

Al je radila freza u sve 16

      ...mislis...

How it works

Although it appears complicated at first glance, the puzzle does make perfect sense if approached logically and taken step by step. The coded image depicts 3.141592654, the first ten digits of Pi. How is it done?

Firstly, the crop circle diagram is divided into ten equal sections (a bit like a dartboard, or a cake sliced ten ways) because there are ten staggered edges located at strategic points around the crop circle.

To help understand how this is arrived at, look again at the photo above and imagine a giant ruler being aligned with the edges (ignore the tractor lines, which were there before the circle was created).

That sets the basic framework. Next, each number in Pi is represented in the diagram by a corresponding number of coloured blocks. Beginning in the centre with the arrow marked 'Start', the first number, three, is represented by three red blocks from clockwise.


Follow this round and this takes you to the decimal point, which is depicted by a small circle in the barley. The number after the decimal point in crop circle is one, represented by one green block.

The same pattern continues for each of the numbers - four purple blocks, one orange, five blue, nine yellow, two purple, six red, five green, then four dark blue, followed by three circles, or dots, acknowledging that Pi is infinite.

Nije samo do tebe i do mene je 

ovo je fantastično  :[1]: ko god uradio svaka mu čast 

ja ne shvatam kako nekog moze da potseti na nesto drugo