Geometry fit by Meta





Six and twelve sided hexagram geometry of a specific kind blueprints
visible behaviors in atoms and is seen the same in every snowflake

Text and illustrations of a template which fits all

UNIVERSAL MASTER TEMPLATE

META MICRO IMAGES
Meta's micro images, an electron ionnic diffraction pattern photographed by leptons (electrons scattered through a crystal lattice) is a fully evolved virtual 3D stereo, the proportions between parts are exactly the same as distances between key parts in snowflakes. Investigations of atomic lattices will expand with UMT in the picture. UMT means Universal Master Template.





META MICRO IMAGES


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Below is a snowflake template I constructed that I saw at one of the web-pages
http://visitastronomy.com/snowflak.htm
Boy/girl! I thought it'd take me a few minutes but took me
almost 3hrs to construct this, probably the initial

construction error contributed to the time delay.

I used the AutoCAD software.

 

Now below was me trying to really see how this snowflake template matches with snowflake photos

got from various websites even including a microscopic view of a piece of tungsten filament.

Then I merged the template with a few snowflakes and I came up with something below.

That is, I made the snowflake template transparent. Then I super-imposed the

transparence onto the snowflakes,   the 'matching' being a result

 of photo adjustment features of simple software packages, i.e.

windows-picture viewer/nvidia,  ACDsee, and paintbrush.

I then photo-captured the outcome to come up

with something like what follows below.

Original Snowflake

 

 

Original Snowflake

 

 

Original Snowflake

 

Below is a piece of tungsten filament examined through

a field ion microscope disappearing from the known 

physical sense identity but remaining in some symmetric

pattern that surprised me enough to super-impose it with 

the snowflake template transparence.

Those circles forming radiating-lines and 'star of david' shaded in white,

are the ones I used to match the

snowflake template transparence with.

'Not a very exact match but still a very good match'

Original

tungsten piece

 


photos got from websites around.

After doing all this, I then realised how that template is

indeed a Snowflake Master Geometry Pattern.

Because it matched each snowflake I focused on.

Wow! how did you guys think of this

kind of master pattern?

Not simple work.

Nathan.D - remark to Occam

META FLOWTUBE GEOMETRIES

Meta. Image 5 is two reverse negatives (one conversed and both merged) used as an illustrating example in Flowtube.htm

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GREATSTARR'S SNOWFLAKE STUDY

Only one snowflake is needed to establish universal priorities in hexagram six sided twelve sided geometry, one six is rotated 90 degrees for twelve points of the fundamental star, the universal template in snowflakes and atoms is revealed in the twelve star pattern. All of the original studies of snowflakes and geometries were scattered and lost fleeing feds decades ago, these shown are what remains.


ZOOM OF ONE OF META'S SNOWFLAKE HEXAGRON GEOMETRY IMAGES





Twelve point star - six points (star of david), another six rotated 90 degrees, incorporate the snowflake's key values GREATSTARR SNOWFLAKE IMAGES - GO CROSSEYED TO SEE 3D

Individual leaves and structures in the snowflake are angled.





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Master Snowflake Template

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The snowflake photo from which this quick sketch was made has gone missing. Three other snowflake photos used in hexagon geometry studies are also currently not found in project archives.

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MASTER SONIC MONO STEREO HEXAGRAM TEMPLATES

These templates, drafted upon the master snowflake template of a decade earlier, were used in the constructions of sonic resonator devices shown in Newsonic.htm
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