From the spin of electrons to the spiral arms of galaxies, the universe is a masterclass in symmetry. Not just beauty, but necessity: symmetry underpins conservation laws—energy, momentum, charge.

Broken symmetry? That’s where things get interesting. It’s how we got a universe that favors matter over antimatter, how snowflakes form uniquely, and how imbalance births complexity.

To explore symmetry is to read the universe’s design language. And in doing so, we realize that perfection isn’t balance—it’s the flaw that lets meaning arise.