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Scientists deal only in linear acceleration reduced to 90-degree grids. They have no model for angular acceleration. The circumferential and chordal measurements are always in terms of irrational hypotenuses. In the XYZ coordinate system the parallels never converge and the cube has no inherent nucleus: eight cubes around a common center. But the symmetrical expansion of radiation is a divergent phenomenon. Thus we see how man entered the world of nature through the attic window.
Design science and our very way of thinking deals in terms of limit cases. We have the tetrahedron with three triangles around each vertex; the octahedron with four triangles around each vertex; and the icosahedron with five triangles around each vertex. The limit cases of a system are three tetra and five icosa. A perpendicular bisector of each of the icosahedron’s 20 triangles from each of the three edges describe 60 right triangles; actually 120 similar triangles. But in their spherical conformation the 120 spherical right triangles are not identical. There are 60 positive and 60 negative because of the convexity and concavity of spherical projection. The Babylonians were very close but they were unable to get their
