hmmmnnn....looks somehow...familiar....


hmmmnnn....looks somehow...familiar....

Originally shared by Mathemania

Dots that are moving around in a circle! Connect them and you'll get a moving octahedron!

#octahedron

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  1. Jason Stephens (JST3P)March 26, 2014 at 2:15 PM

    1D8

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  2. Paul Gettle (radwolf76)March 27, 2014 at 3:22 PM

    The core of the original design of the resonators. Curiously missing in the current generation where the middle band is one continuous squared sawtooth piece.

    And yet, the portal card still shows lit octahedrons  on resonated octants.

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