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When Tom Crawford climbed Mount Kilimanjaro and stood 5,895 meters above sea level,

he was astounded by the natural beauty of the view. Who wouldn't be?

But unlike most climbers, Tom had something else on his mind too, math.

If I can see another peak in the distance in my head, I'm like,

I wonder if I could like calculate the height of that based on, you know, the angle I'm at and the distance.

He doesn't actually crunch those numbers.

But as a mathematician at the University of Oxford, Tom's instinct is always to translate the world

around him into patterns and numbers. In other words, to turn mountains into math.

For me, the beauty is you can apply maths to absolutely anything. Give me any situation, any problem, any set of data, and you can use maths

to try to understand what's happening. And that, to me, is the beautiful aspect of it.

For science quickly, I'm Rachel Feltman. And today I'm joined by the world's favorite math

teaching drag queen, Kynne Santos. For the next few Fridays, she'll be taking over

our feed to talk about, you guessed it, math. Kind, I have to admit, I've never been much of a

math lover myself, so should I be worried? Not at all. I promise you'll find something to love about

math in this series, whether it was

your favorite subject in school or it's the absolute bane of your existence. That is a tall

order, but I can't think of anyone more up to the task. And from what your friend Tom just

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