File:Cox Sphere.jpg
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English: A sphere defined by William John Cox whose surface was divided by six great circles and 14 vertices into 24 equal right-angle spherical triangles, the perimeter of which is equal to pi times radius and the ratio of the sides, hypotenuse and height of the triangle is exactly 3:3:4:2.5. |
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| Author | William John Cox |
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