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23 July 2016 by RobertLovesPi

Posted in Art, Mathematics Tagged 10, 5, Art, five, geometrical art, geometry, gif, mathematical, Mathematics, motion, moving, Spin, spinstar, star, starspin, ten Leave a reply

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