Here’s a pentagonal dipyramid. It’s one of the Johnson solids.

The polyhedra-manipulation software I use, Stella 4d (available as a free trial download right here), lets the user make zonohedra from various “seed” polyhedra. When I made one with zones based on the vertices of the pentagonal dipyramid, a decagonal prism was the result. This surprised me; I wasn’t expecting to see a familiar polyhedron.

Other selections gave me the results I expected: polar zonohedra I had never seen before. Here’s the one based on the edges of the pentagonal dipyramid.

The next one is based on the pentagonal dipyramid’s faces.

Here’s one based on vertices and edges:

This next one is based on vertices and faces.

The next one is based on edges and faces.

Finally, here’s the last one, with zones based on the faces, edges, and vertices of a pentagonal dipyramid.