John Handley High School, in Virginia must put out some kind of wunderkind. One its own, 15-year-old Joseph Rosenfeld schooled a science museum on math, reported Time magazine July 7. Rosenfeld was visiting the Museum of Science in Boston when he spotted an error in an exhibit explaining the Golden Ratio (a number pattern). The algebraic display had wrongly showed minus signs instead of plus--for several decades--until corrected by the Golden Boy! And that's no Fibonacci!Golden boy Joseph Rosenfeld schools science museum on math, that's no Fibonacci - Grand Rapids News | Examiner.comGolden boy Joseph Rosenfeld schools science museum on math, that's no Fibonacci
John Handley High School, in Virginia must put out some kind of wunderkind. One its own, 15-year-old Joseph Rosenfeld schooled a science museum on math, reported Time magazine July 7. Rosenfeld was visiting the Museum of Science in Boston when he spotted an error in an exhibit explaining the Golden Ratio (a number pattern). The algebraic display had wrongly showed minus signs instead of plus--for several decades--until corrected by the Golden Boy! And that's no Fibonacci!Golden boy Joseph Rosenfeld schools science museum on math, that's no Fibonacci - Grand Rapids News | Examiner.com