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Geometric Model by A. Harry Wheeler, Ninth Stellation of the Icosahedron
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Geometric Model by A. Harry Wheeler, Ninth Stellation of the Icosahedron

Wheeler, Albert Harry · 1919 04 08 · paper (overall material)

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This stellation of an icosahedron has twelve spikes, each with five sides. The paper model is cut and folded. Two paper tags give Wheeler’s number for the model, 368. A pencil mark reads: April (/) 8 (/) 1919. Another pencil mark reads: 366’8 (/) (368). Wheeler listed this model among his icosahedra as I5. Wenninger refers to it as the ninth stellation of the icosahedron.

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ModelsMedicine and Science: Mathematics
Credit lineGeometric Model by A. Harry Wheeler, Ninth Stellation of the Icosahedron. 1919 04 08. Wheeler, Albert Harry. National Museum of American History, Gift of Helen M. Wheeler. CC0.
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