1104.00 Constant Zenith of Flat and Spherical Triangles

1104.01 The radii of the sphere also extend outwardly above the surface arcs in equidistance, being perpendicular thereto, and always terminate in zenith points in respect to their respective points of unique penetration through the surface of the sphere.

1104.02 If we now release the rods from their common focus at the center of the sphere and the spring-steel straps return to their normal flatness, all the rods continue in the same perpendicularity to the steel bands throughout the transformation and again become parallel to one another and are grouped in three separate and axially parallel planes. What had been the external spherical zenith points remain in zenith in respect to each rod’s point of penetration through the now flat triangle’s surface edge. This is an important cartographic property[^55] of the transformational projection, which will become of increasing importance to the future high-speed, world-surface-unified triangulation through aerial and electromagnetic signal mapping, as well as to the spherical world-around data coordination now being harvested through the coordinately “positioned” communications satellites “flying” in fixed formation with Earth. They and Moon together with Earth co-orbit Sun at 60,000 mph.