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==Hexahedron== | ==Hexahedron== | ||
The second Platonic Solid is a square with six (6) | The second Platonic Solid is a square with six (6) faces and represents the element earth. It is related to the intersection paths of the planets Saturn and Jupiter, and this was first documented by Johannes Kepler. | ||
==Octahedron== | |||
The third Platonic Solid is a triangle with eight (8) faces and represents the element air. It is related to the intersection paths of the planets Mars and Earth and this was first documented by Johannes Kepler. | |||
==Dodecahedron==The forth Platonic Solid is a 5 sided pentagon with twelve (12) faces and represents the element of time and space substance that builds matrices. It is related to the intersection paths of the planets Earth and Venus and this was first documented by Johannes Kepler. | |||
==Icosahedron==The fifth Platonic Solid is a triangle with twenty (20) faces and represents the element of water. It is related to the intersection paths of the planets Venus and Mercury, and this was first documented by Johannes Kepler. | |||
==The Unified Field Grid== | ==The Unified Field Grid== | ||