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All this contortion, to achieve ideal triangulation by connecting their faces and edges at 120° and 109.47° respectively, has a price. There is no free lunch in Nature. |
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All this contortion, to achieve ideal triangulation by connecting their faces and edges at 120° and 109.47° respectively, has a price. There is no free lunch in Nature. |
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When a bubble changes its shape to merge into a froth, it also changes its symmetry. Much of its symmetry is lost. |
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