Nonagon (9 sided polygon) Nonagram (9 pointed star) via Fibonacci Spiral by Compass & Straight Edge

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Drawing a nonagon/nonagram with compass and straight edge.Technically imposssible with compass and straight a nonagon (9 sided polygon) or nonagram (9 pointed star) can be estimated to very high levels of accuracy with the fibonacci spiral. Within thousands of a degree which is indistinguishable from perfect unless by a giant compass and straight edge. I came up with this idea after a discussion about the Giza Pyramids with the History Maze channel. / @historymaze
History Maze channel link but a warning, he also isn't impressed by the Lost Ancient High Technology narrative and so if you're into that thing he posted many videos challenging the factual validity of their arguments. You have been warned, History Maze will try and bamboozle you with facts and examples rather than assuming you;ll believe whatever he says because Lost Ancient High Technology ;-)
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Комментарии : 6

@CovenantOfLove 3 года назад

Amazing work brother.

@universalmatrix-ancienthis9047 3 года назад

Welcome back! Great to see another of your fantastic creations. You're not sounding yourself - hope you're ok.

@lie-fengzhang9034 3 года назад

Hello Teacher, Very much like watching this video I must give you a 👍. By the way would you please create a short video about your drawing tools? What problems will come out when drawing geometry patterns? Thank you murch. Greetings from HK.

@edwells4769 2 года назад

Pretty cool. Did you come up with this technique of creating these or did you find it somewhere else? Would love to know how this was developed.

@SacredGeometryDecoded 2 года назад

Come up with it myself. Got the idea from the proportions of the Giza pyramids. The smallest has the 8:5 ratio. Could be someone else noticed it first but I haven’t been able to find. Check out the Geek 37 channel. He took the concept further to find a bunch near perfect impossible polygons from the same basic concept. Years back I found another version based on flower of life but this is more accurate.