726.00 Six-Pentagonal Tensegrity Sphere
726.01 The Symmetrical, Six-Great-Circle-Planed, Pentagonally Equatored Tensegrity Sphere: A basic tensegrity sphere can be constituted of six equatorial-plane pentagons, each of which consists of five independent and nonintertouching compression struts, totaling 30 separate non-intertouching compression struts in all. This six-pentagon-equatored tensegrity sphere interacts in a self-balanced system, resulting in six polar axes that are each perpendicular to one of its six equatorial pentagonal planes. Twelve lesser-circle-planed polar pentagons are found to be arrayed perpendicular to the six polar axes and parallel to the equatorial pentagon planes. It also results in 20 triangular interweavings, which structuring stabilizes the system.
726.02 Instead of having cables connecting the ends of the struts to the ends of the next adjacent struts in the six-axes-of-symmetry tensegrity structure, 60 short cables may be led from the ends of each prestressed strut either to the midpoint of the next adjacent strut or to the midpoint of tension lines running from one end to the other of each compression strut. Each of the two ends of the 30 spherical-chord compression struts emerges as an energy action, out over the center of action-and-reaction-effort vectors of the next adjacent strut, at which midpoint the impinging strut’s effort is angularly precessed to its adjacent struts. Thus each strut precessionally transfers its effort and relayed interloadings to the next two adjacent struts. This produces a dynamically regenerative, self-interweaving basketry in which each compression strut is precessed symmetrically outwardly from the others while simultaneously precessing inwardly the force efforts of all the tensional network.
726.03 In this pattern of six separate, five-strut-membered pentagons, the six pentagonal, unsubstanced, but imaginable planes cut across each other equiangularly at the spheric center. In such a structure, we witness the cosmic principles that make possible the recurrence of locally regenerative structural patterns. We are witnessing here the principles cohering and regenerating the atoms. The struts are simple, dynamic, energy-event vectors that derive their regenerative energies from an eternally symmetrical interplay of inbound-out- bound forces of systems that interfere with one another to maintain critical fall-in, shunt-out proximities to one another.