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The science behind the swirling sky from Van Gogh's "Starry Night" painting
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The science behind the swirling sky from Van Gogh's "Starry Night" painting
Vincent van Goghs famous painting The Starry Night is not only admired, for its beauty and cultural impact but also for its connection to the laws of physics. Scientists have recently uncovered a surprising relationship between artwork and natural phenomena. A study conducted by researchers in France reveals that Van Gogh’s depiction of the sky features patterns resembling turbulence found in nature. Painted during Van Gogh’s time in an asylum a…
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