Tetrahelix (1)
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Tetrahelix:
"Goldy next shows the bears how the three face-bonded tetrahedra-arc in its initial, neutral, nontransmitting state becomes spirally extended, positively or negatively, to attain its information-transmitting state, only with the addition of one more face-bonded tetrahedron.
"She then shows that with every 20 tetrahedra the tetrahelix completes approximately one 360° helical revolution (352° 40' exactly), which tetrahelix is the mathematical model which is employed by the DNA-RNA helix discovered by virological scientists (Watson-Crick-Wilkins) to be always transmitting the specific information controlling the design of all biological species, with that 7° 20' of angle (less than 360°) being twist-sprung to introduce the unzipping force necessary to offspring (or give birth to) any given species of off-molded offspring from the parent.
"Goldy shows how the extended tetrahelix's skin can be stripped off and laid out flat as a three-row, omnitriangulared, wavelinear ribbon. Goldy then identifies the positively or negatively asymmetrical tetrahelix patterning with"
Citations
- GOLDYLOCKS, p.11, 27 May'75
