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Figure 6.19 - Sphere to Cube - Relations and Proportions
Thickness (Volume, Cubic)Volume decreases with increased potential.
Volume increases with decreased potential.
Cube Root of the Volume = SqRt of the Area = Length
"Cubing the Sphere"
(Sphere contiguous with and enclosed by a Cube)
Sphere Volume = 2 X 315 X 5153 = 147,879,835,542
Cube Volume = 65613 = 282,429,536,481
Ratio: 282,429,536,481:147,879,835,542::19,683:10,306 = Diminished Octave? (Seventh?)
Sphere to Cube = Minor Seventh? = 5:9::(2 X 315 X 5153):(65613)
Volume increases with decreased potential.
Cube Root of the Volume = SqRt of the Area = Length
"Cubing the Sphere"
(Sphere contiguous with and enclosed by a Cube)
Sphere Volume = 2 X 315 X 5153 = 147,879,835,542
Cube Volume = 65613 = 282,429,536,481
Ratio: 282,429,536,481:147,879,835,542::19,683:10,306 = Diminished Octave? (Seventh?)
Sphere to Cube = Minor Seventh? = 5:9::(2 X 315 X 5153):(65613)
(NOTE: Compute music ratios for 3 inner cubes and spheres)
See Also
Cube
Cube Sphere
Cube-Sphere
Cubing the Sphere
Figure 6.17 - Areas and Volumes - Relations and Proportions
Figure 6.19 - Sphere to Cube - Relations and Proportions
Figure 12.09 - Dimensions and Relationships
Quadrature of the Circle
Reciprocating Proportionality
Table 12.02 - Length Area and Volume Math
The Universal One
Volumetric Resonator
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