Cross section of a Menger Sponge. The cut is made so that it passes through the midpoints of opposite edges, producing a regular hexagonal face. Unexpectedly, a new pattern with six-fold symmetry appears. Gorgeous.

Cross section of a Menger Sponge. The cut is made so that it passes through the midpoints of opposite edges, producing a regular hexagonal face. Unexpectedly, a new pattern with six-fold symmetry appears. Gorgeous.

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