HELA VON KOCH's SNOWFLAKE
As mentioned in papers of helge von koch "on a continous curve without tangent constructible from elementary geometry",HELA VON KOCH'S SNOWFLAKE is a shape which has infinite perimeter but finite area and the curve is also continous every where but differentiable nowhere.
First snowflake picture ever is taken by wilson bently in 15 jan 1885 and in 1904 we got some fantastic paers from mr Koch.
As the curves are not exactly similar to all pictures because every snowflake's design depends on the water and it is different for different places.
If we are making hela von koch's snowfalke we always start from a triangle and then divide each side by three and draw a new triangle in mid part of that particular divison we can continue this process millions times.
We also get a useful example of how a bound can be infinite.
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