986.860 Rhombic Dodecahedron 6 Minus Polyhedron 5 Equals Unity
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High-frequency, triangulated unit-radius-vertexed, geodesically interchorded, sph erical polyhedral apparencies are also structural developments in time-size. Ther e are therefore two kinds of spherics: the high-frequency-event-stabilized, geode sic, structural polyhedron and the dynamically spun, only superficially “apparen t” spheres. The static, structural, multifaceted, polyhedral, geodesic sphere’s vertexes are uniformly radiused only by the generalized vector, whereas the only superficially spun and only apparently profiled spheres have a plurality of verte xial distances outward from their systemic center, some of which distances are gr eater than unit vector radius while some of the vertexes are at less than unit ve ctor radius distance. (See Fig. 986.314.) 986.862 Among the symmetrical polyhedra having a tetravolume of 5 and also having radii a little more or a litt le less than that of unit vector radius, are the icosahedron and the enenicontahe dron whose mean radii of spherical profiling are less than four percent vector-ab errant. There is, however, one symmetrical primitive polyhedron with two sets of its vertexes at greater than unit radius distance outwardly from their system’s n ucleic center; that is the rhombic dodecahedron, having, however, a tetravolume o f 6. The rhombic dodecahedron’s tetravolume of 6 may account for the minimum inte rsystemness in pure principle, being the space between omni-closest-packed unitra dius spheres and the spheres themselves. And then there is one symmetric primitiv e polyhedron having a volume of exactly tetravolume 5 and an interpattern radius of
6 - 5=1$, or one volu metric unit of unassigned cosmic “fail-safe space”: BANG radiation-e ntropy and eventual turnaround precessional fall-in to syntropic photosynthetic t ransformation into one of matter’s four states: plasmic, gaseous, liquid, crystal line.
986.863 All the hierarchy of primitive polyhedra were developed by pr o gressive great-circle-spun hemispherical halvings of halvings and trisectings o f halvings and quintasectings (see Sec. 100.1041) of halvings of the init ia l primitive tetrahedron itself. That the rhombic triacontahedron of contact-fa ce t radius of unit vector length had a trigonometrically calculated volume of$4.
998$p roved in due course not to be a residual error but the “critical difference” be tween matter and radiation. This gives us delight in the truth whatever it may be , recalling that all the discoveries of this chronicle chapter were consequent on ly to just such faith in the truth, no matter how initially disturbing to misinfo rmed and misconditioned reflexes it may be.