The motion of all solid objects and fluids can be described using the unifying language of mathematics. Wind movement, turbulence in the oceans, the migration of butterflies in a big city: all these phenomena can be better understood using mathematics.
Imagine dropping a coin from a tall building. The simple, yet brilliant, result derived by Sir Isaac Newton - that the resultant force equals mass times acceleration - can be used to predict the position of the coin at any given time. The velocity at which the coin reaches the ground can also be calculated with ease. This is a prime example of a mathematical model that can be used to explain what we observe in reality.
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