Newly Discovered Complex Polyhedron
While I was in my workshop on Inworldz, playing around with various shapes that are made of the Golden Rhombus, by accident I stumbled upon a previously undiscovered complex polyhedron. I went online and searched for any information about this particular shape and couldn’t find anything. I found a similar object on Wolfram, but this one is definitely different.
The Golden Rhombus is a geometric object of Sacred Geometry. This is because the width to length is in the Golden Ratio – Phi. This particular object is made up of 222 equal faces that are the Golden Rhombus. The object has 444 edges.
Since I have previously discovered the Wizardgynoiderene and the Rhombic Gynoidahedron, I am naming this object the Fractal Rhombic Triagynoidahedron. The object is now on display on my “Wizard” sim in http://inworldz.com .
222 equal faces, 444 edges.
January 25, 2012 at 9:45 pm
Xah Lee pointed out that this is a zonohedra. Russell Towle’s explored zonohedra in Mathematica before his death in 2008. What I have discovered is a tool in Second Life that will let me generate zonohedra. I believe the discovery of zonohedra to be akin to Benoit Mandelbrot’s discovery of his fractal set.
January 26, 2012 at 2:54 pm
*will testify for your Nobel Prize* I can’t understand the math, but I CAN understand the achievement and see the beauty of it. Congratulations!