#tetrahedral

George Rickey, “Tetrahedral Theme: 3 Fixed, 4 Moving Lines,”

Stainless Steel, 30 x 38 x 22 in. (76.2 x 96.5 x 55.8 cm.)

Executed in 1976.

Introduction

The earth is tetrahedral yes, "geoid" and "flat" are my eggs. Also called as "pyramidal earth" (but it is not pyramidal, imbeciles) or "triangular earth", the true shape of the Earth has been concealed by the Illuminati since 4000 BC, but in 1994 one of the members of the group, known as "Galvão Bueno "Ended up revealing the truth to the world during a live broadcast with the iconic phrase" It's Tetra. "

Etymology

Tetrahedral is an adjective, derived from two words: "Tetra", which comes from the word "treta", "Bold" in Latin. And "Edro", derived from the word "cedar", also from Latin, means "Tree and / or Format. "With this, we understand that" Tetrahedral Earth "means nothing less than" Earth with bold format "

The corners

The reason we have day and night is very simple, and any no-brainer as you can understand why. The Earth actually rotates, but not only clockwise from west to east, it also rotates from north to south. This also explains why some places on Earth have a night that lasts 6 months, after all, this rotation is NOT PERFECT, and some parts of the tetrahedron end up not being illuminated or being illumined for a long period during the translation movement.

Gravitational field and atmosphere

If you have at least 2 neurons the question of why airplanes, when going straight in one direction, do not go to space, must have passed through this head of Ceará a water box full of dengue mosquito larva. But the tetrahedral Earth is so logical, that we have a very simple explanation for this. the core of the earth is a huge dodecagon, connected to the ground by gigantic columns, leaving the rest of the planet hollow. With this the mass of the planet is much diminished, and in this, its gravitational field takes the form of the nucleus, covering the whole extension of the planet and still leaving free areas, that increase even more our impression that the planet is round. So because of our gravitational field, our atmosphere also takes the form of a dodecagon. Researchers do not yet know about the atmosphere of the earth tetrahedral, in the theory of round earth the atmosphere would be a sphere, but in tetrahedral earth some believe it to be a beet, others a strogonoff, but some actually think that the atmosphere is a ball equal to A ball.

People who knew the truth

The Egyptians had known this for a long time, so they built the pyramids

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The earth is tetrahedral yes, "geoid" and "flat" are my eggs. Also called as "pyramidal earth" (but it is not pyramidal, imbeciles) or "triangular earth", the true shape of the Earth has been concealed by the Illuminati since 4000 BC, but in 1994 one of the members of the group, known as "Galvão Bueno "Ended up revealing the truth to the world during a live broadcast with the iconic phrase" It's Tetra. "

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A model of a Bell kite on display at the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City N.Y.

Bell sitting in his tetrahedral observation post

Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone and taught the deaf, he also developed an early version of the iron lung. He invented the ancestor of the FAX machine. He bred a strain of 6 and 8-nippled sheep to do better at nursing lambs. He pushed for the use of ethyl alcohol in place of fossil fuels.

Two fascinations marked Bell's whole life. One was his concern for the deaf. The other was flight. First he made a series of exotic kites formed out of tetrahedonal elements. Buckminster Fuller learned about Bell's tetrahedrons after he'd made his geodesic dome the same way.

Later, Bell flew people in his kites. He built a 70-foot tower from his tetrahedrons. Then he went on to build airplanes.

Alexander Graham Bell invented the word “hello”.  When Edison discovered the principle of recorded sound on July 18, 1877, he shouted "Halloo!" into the mouthpiece of the strip phonograph. The word was the traditional call to incite hounds to the chase, and is a close relative of such words as hilla, hillo, halloa and hallo, all used to hail from a distance.The British "hullo," which dates from the mid-19th century, is deceptive. It was used not as a greeting but as an expression of surprise, as in "Hullo, what have we here?"It seems likely that Edison, satisfied with the resonant halloo, continued to use it in his experiments, at some point compressing the pronunciation and modifying the spelling, never his strong suit, in any case.

http://www.nytimes.com/1992/03/05/garden/great-hello-mystery-is-solved.html

http://www.uh.edu/engines/epi587.htm

http://www.oobject.com/alexander-graham-bell-tetrahedrals/bell-sitting-in-his-tetrahedral-observation-post/8493/