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Geometric Model by A. Harry Wheeler, Great Circles and Equatorial Cross Section of a Sphere
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Geometric Model by A. Harry Wheeler, Great Circles and Equatorial Cross Section of a Sphere

Wheeler, Albert Harry · plastic (overall material)

From the collection of National Museum of American History. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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This cut and fit translucent plastic model show two perpendicular rings and a circular cross-section of a sphere, Collapsible.

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ModelsMedicine and Science: Mathematics
Credit lineGeometric Model by A. Harry Wheeler, Great Circles and Equatorial Cross Section of a Sphere. Wheeler, Albert Harry. National Museum of American History, Gift of Helen M. Wheeler. CC0.
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