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It is an irrational algebraic number that has many interesting properties, since it is found in nature on multiple occasions. It is known as a ratio between two segments of a line and has infinite decimal digits .This number is represented by the Greek letter (Φ).

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The golden number has always existed in the physical universe. But man during history has discovered and rediscovered it, since this knowledge was forgotten to rediscover it later in history, that is why this number has different names.

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The first to make a formal study of the golden number was Euclides.
Euclides also showed that this number can not be described as the ratio of two integers; that is, it is an irrational number.

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In nature, there are many elements related to the golden section:

The disposicion of the golden number in the petals of a flower

In the distribution in the leaves in stem.

The amount of spirals in a pineapple.

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4.1.The disposicion of the golden number in the petals of a flower

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4.1.The disposicion of the golden number in the petals of a flower

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4.2.In distribution in the leaves in stem

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4.2.In distribution in the leaves in stem

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4.3. The amount of spirals in the pineapple.

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4.3. The amount of spirals in the pineapple.

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5.What is the relation between the Fibonacci sequence and the golden number?

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5.What is the relation between the Fibonacci sequence and the golden number?

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According to the astronomer Kepler, if we are dividing increasing consecutive Fibonacci numbers they are closer to the number 1.618033 ... which is the golden number.