¶ Tetrahedroning
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Tetrahedroning:
“When we compare the two frequency edged cube and the two frequency edged vector equilibrium, we find the volume of the two frequency cube equals eight-- or two to the third power, 2³; whereas the volume of the two frequency vector equilibrium equals twenty tetrahedra close-packed omnidirectionally around one common central point; yet, only eight cubes could be symmetrically clustered omnidirectionally around that point.”
¶ Citations
- NASA SPELCH, p. 80
