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  • Non-Euclidean geometry in the Bible?
  • With a sphere, all things are possible
  • There are just five perfect shapes in math—here's why

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the-end-time.org /3 weeks ago

Non-Euclidean geometry in the Bible?

By Elizabeth Prata Humans live in a three-dimensional world. The three dimensions are commonly called length, width, and height. A cube is a typical three dimensional object: If yo...

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puzzling.stackexchange.com /1 month ago

With a sphere, all things are possible

Suppose a cube is inscribed in a sphere and radially projected so that the sphere is divided into six congruent square-shaped regions. Using straightedge (adapted to fit the sphere...

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scientificamerican.com /1 month ago

There are just five perfect shapes in math—here's why

The five Platonic solids are the epitome of perfection—at least in mathematics. Topology explains why there are only five of them

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puzzling.stackexchange.com /4 weeks ago

No trigonometry, please.

The diagram shows a regular pentagon sharing a side with an equilateral triangle. The red circle's centre is the top vertex of the equilateral triangle. Wherever things look tangen...

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johndcook.com /2 weeks ago

Miquel’s pivot theorem

Euclidean geometry dates back at least to Euclid (circa 300 BC), and so you might think it’s been pretty well picked over by now. And yet people still occasionally discover new pla...

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