...top one blank... for circle fans...
...and then one with just the stars
conspicuously labeled in bold colors
so as not to mistake which direction
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but this one... here's the real deal...
well, kinda... this is how i modeled it
with midpoints for all line objects etc
these numbers are "based on" the pixels
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long lines are all 917.50
...and centered at + 2.75
n defining circles at 125
all vertical lines are 250
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whatever infinite analog resolution
any ancient architechts may have used
they probably rounded off to something
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n there's that curious 399 (cyan line)
...which i'm sure i'm not the only one
who wants that to be a nice round 400
...at my given 125 to 250 proportions
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...and 461.50 may be a nice even 460
...and 331, round to 330 or even 333
...and 228, round to 230 or even 225
or, theoretically an even closer 227.5
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but, we'll see what they line up to...
and where... and maybe possibly why...
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so it's not bisected
...not... exactly...
but 456 = 200 + 256
and 400 + (5^3) / 4
n pixel proportions
are coincidentally
but... still it's
the kinda thingy
one might findy
fascinating...
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for now this is helpful in plotting
the red and brown lines from before
which, i'm using those colors, here
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L1 x L2 = ( 461.50 , 0 )
L3 x L5 = ( 0 , 125 )
L3 x L4 = ( -456 , 125 )
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center of object for line AC
L1 x L2 = ( 461.50 , 0 )
midpoint ( 2.75 , 62.5 )
L3 x L4 = ( -456 , 125 )
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center of object for line AB
L1 x L2 = ( 461.50 , 0 )
midpoint ( 230.75 , 62.5 )
L3 x L5 = ( 0 , 125 )
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dotted red angle line object
926 units long even at 7.76�
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dotted brown angle line object
478.14 units long at 15.156�
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red double brown would be
956.28 units long at 7.578�
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brown half of red would be
463 units long even at 15.52�
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so, i'm pretty close
to my double theory
...in the vicinity
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eh, ok
...not
really
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the math geeks i summoned
have yet to get back to me
...pantheons... paperwork...
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the thing is, that 2:1 ratio would be true...
if the near central L5 were between L4 and L2
...and it's close... but not close to exactly
...not as close as, say... 22/7 to true pi...
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but i'm gonna be keepin an eye out for that
cuz it seems like the kinda thing they'd do
...this as a roundable, representable thing
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especially when preferring to be applying
other various aspects of sacred geometry...
these numbers being eerily close to those
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