tessering

Tessering, or tessellation, is the process of covering a surface entirely with shapes that fit together without gaps or overlaps. Think of a mosaic or a tiled floor: the repeating pattern of shapes like squares, hexagons, or triangles creates a continuous, seamless surface. In mathematics and science, tessellations show how space can be efficiently and beautifully filled with repeating patterns, often revealing underlying symmetries and structures. This concept explains many natural and human-made designs, from honeycombs to architectural tiling, illustrating how simple shapes can create complex, orderly arrangements.