Cool, a one-sided stone sculpture. Möbius (Moebius) comes to mind.
Easy to produce, fun to explore ... only one surface, only one edge, a 2D object in 3D space ...
An object that patently cannot exist, but can be made with a couple of feet of lavatory paper and some sticky tape. Love Möbius objects!Easy to produce, fun to explore ... only one surface, only one edge, a 2D object in 3D space ...
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Combine two mirrored ones, and you get a Klein bottle.An object that patently cannot exist, but can be made with a couple of feet of lavatory paper and some sticky tape. Love Möbius objects!
An object which neatly demonstrates our failure to comprehend the fundamental geometry of space/time.
The most fascinating objects. And if you like this kind of mind-puzzling objects, the world of M C. Escher is a treasure trove (Home).... so I will
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Bookmarked, thanks Matt!... so I will
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And when you slice it you have two interlocking strips IIRC. A delightful 2D conundrum in a 3D world.Easy to produce, fun to explore ... only one surface, only one edge, a 2D object in 3D space ...
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For me it is my life. Retirement did not help one bit. LOLThe Möbius strip reminds me somewhat of how I feel at work most every day…
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Second cut will do that - two interlocking triply twisted Möbius loops ...And when you slice it you have two interlocking strips IIRC. A delightful 2D conundrum in a 3D world.
Ooops, I see it has been demonstrated above that this is not so. Sorry about that.