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Distorting Jessen's Orthogonal Icosahedron to an Octahedron Updated this month	Infinitesimally Flexible Octahedron New this month	Tiling the Octahedron and the Plane with Tiling of a Hexagram New this month	The Four Kepler-Poinsot Solids New this month	Compounds of Cubes and Their Nets New this month

Kepler's Rhombic Solids New this month	Construct Euclid's Regular Dodecahedron	The Journey of Speke and Grant	Euler's Substitutions for the Integral of a Particular Function	Opposite Coefficients Method for Solving Two Equations in Two Unknowns

Some Unistable Polyhedra	Solving a System of Two Linear Equations with Substitution	Icosahedral Rotational Symmetry Types	Octahedral Rotational Symmetry Types	Mazes on the Edges of a Polyhedron

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