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Zome balls have lots of openings: pentagons, triangles, and rectangles. Three kinds of struts fit into these three kinds of openings. |
"You can start with something very simple, like a square." |
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"Then start snapping more struts into the balls to build something more complex." |
"Here is one way to make an icosahedron with 20 triangles. Start by snapping red struts into one ball, wherever they fit into an opening. Place a ball on the end of each red strut. Connect these balls together with blue struts." |
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Visit George's web page on Zome Geometry to learn more.
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