Forming a 64 Tetrahedron Grid — The Seed Geometry of Spacetime Itself

This animation, from Nassim Haramein's film "Black Whole", shows two larger tetrahedron structures, each comprised of 20 smaller tetrahedrons, that each create a structure that Buckminster Fuller coined the "isotropic vector metric". We see two of these strucutres coming together in opposite polarity from each-other to form a structure commonly known as a star tetrahedron (or Merkaba), 8 of which form a 64 tetrahedron grid. 64 is the fewest number of tetrahedra needed to form 2 octaves of cuboctahedron, what Buckminster Fuller coined the "vector equilibrium". It is this perfectly balanced scalar fractal geometry that Nassim Haramein considers to be the underlying organizational framework for very fabric of the vacuum of space-time itself…

Posted by Resonance Science Foundation on Tuesday, 3 December 2019