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Polyhedra, tessellations, and more.

Mandalas. I make these to relax.

Pentadecagonal Mandalas On a Rotating Cuboctahedron

Stella 4d, a program you may try for free at http://www.software3d.com/stella.php, was used to create this rotating image.

Five Times Three Is Fifteen

Seven Times Two Is Fourteen

Color Wheel Mandala

Mandala Based On the Number Five

Five and Dime III

Five and Dime II

Five and Dime

Eleven and Twelve

Eleven

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The Icositetrachoron and the Truncated Icositetrachoron, Rotating in Hyperspace
A Half-Solved Mystery: Rotating a Sine Wave
Earth's Oceans' and Continents' Relative Surface Areas, Analyzed, with Two Pie Charts
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An Asymmetrical Static Equilibrium Physics Problem Involving Pulleys and Hanging Masses
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