Da Vinci's 500-Year-Old Mystery Solved

Da Vinci's 500-Year-Old Mystery Solved

London dentist Rory McSweeney claims to have solved an ancient mystery surrounding Leonardo da Vinci's famous drawing, "Vitruvian Man."
In this famous drawing, the artist perfectly places a man inside a circle and a square. This drawing shows the ideal proportions of the human body. But for 500 years, scientists have been trying to figure it out.
According to a British doctor, if you draw an equilateral triangle between a person's legs, this triangle resembles the Bonville triangle used in dental anatomy.
Simply put, no one knew for sure how Da Vinci perfectly placed a man inside a square and a circle. Now, according to a dentist, the answer is in the triangle between his legs! This seemingly simple shape may actually hide the laws of mathematics and nature!