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Published: 2008-01-18 11:53:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 832; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 0
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A MΓΆbius strip is a one-sided surface. We're accustomed to seeing them in our 3 dimensions as a long strip, with a single half-twist, joined at the ends. This is the 3-dimensional projection, represented in 2, of such a strip in 8 spatial dimensions
(Mathematicians: take as many potshots as you will - 'tis a mere flight of fancy!)
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Haven't got a pot so I guess I have no shot!!
I like this Ian.
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Wow this is great. Awesome shape and the perfect gradient choice imho.
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Thanks! Yes, it needed to be simple
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I feature it in my new journal
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Very nice. Good, sharp image and I love the metallic look.
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Thanks! It was most pleasing how it turned out
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I'm not even going there with the maths...whatever you say, I believe you. Mobius strips still confuse the hell out of me, even though D has one tattooed on his back and has explained the concept to me a thousand times.
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Did you know that if you cut one along its middle, you get a single non-MΓΆbius strip? Cut it a third of the way in and you get two strips: one non-MΓΆbius and one smaller MΓΆbius. Weird, eh?
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I drank 'herbal' tea earlier. The i read this. Now my brain hurts.
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I keep doing this to people. I must stop
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Oh yes! Still leaves a couple from String Theory's 10 spare
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This stuff is seriously going to make my head implode.
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