Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago

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From the emergence theory geometric object library...

A cluster of 8 regular tetrahedra, sharing one vertex, leaving small gaps between adjacent faces. By twisting each tetrahedron along an axis that goes through the sharing vertex and the centroid of the outer face, the gaps between the faces can be closed, while resulting in a pentagonal cone at the vertices. The twisting angle here is V4 and the resulting relative face angle is F4.

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