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Platonic solid
The central points of the sides of a Platonic solid are also the corners of a Platonic solid (the '''dual''' polyhedron):

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Platonic solid/Definition

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Platonic solid/Related Articles

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Platonic solid
The central points of the sides of a Platonic solid are also the corners of a Platonic solid (the '''dual''' polyhedron):

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Simplex/Related Articles
{{r|Platonic solid}}

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Polyhedron/Related Articles
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Polyhedron
...nded by faces which are all the same-sized regular polygon is known as a [[Platonic solid]]. There are only five Platonic solids, shown below:

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Johannes Kepler
...lative distances to the Sun. He was able to develop this theory as these [[Platonic solid]]s can be inscribed and circumscribed by spheres. For a while Kepler was

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Euclidean space
...ich points in space the geometrical objects ([[circle]]s, [[triangle]]s, [[Platonic solid]]s, etc.) are located. This means that Euclid assumed implicitly the invari

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