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"One Sphere to the Standard Model to the universe: How Base-2 Geometry Generates Gauge Symmetries"

An Icosahedron created with 20 Tetrahedrons and Gaps

https://81018.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/pentastar.jpg?w=809
Icosahedron using tetrahedrons are either like the above with three primary pentagonal faces each with gaps of 7.35610317+ degrees OR with two pentagonal faces and a ten-tetrahedral ring as pictured below.

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