Metatron's Cube. Metatron's Cube Description[edit] The pattern delineated by many of the lines can be created by orthographic projections of the first three Platonic solids.
Specifically, the line pattern includes projections of a double tetrahedron (aka stellated octahedron), a cube within a cube (a three-dimensional projection of a tesseract), and an octahedron. Although the image below shows the dodecahedron and the icosahedron fitting the pattern of Metatron's Cube, the vertices of those shapes do not coincide with the centers of the 13 circles (the icosahedron projection in the image below is false).
To explain how ALL platonic solids fit within the design. See also[edit] Multiview orthographic projection References[edit] External links[edit] - animated creation of Metatron's cube using PaperJS. Novella As A Series: An Easier Road For First Time Authors. You probably found this article because you are working on your first book.
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Just as a new company with a new product is in a high risk category, as a first time author, you’re in the same boat. Hugh Howey, self-published author. Meet ‘Flame’, The Massive Spy Malware Infiltrating Iranian Computers. Stuxnet News, Videos, Reviews and Gossip - Gizmodo. Meet Red October: The Global Cyber-Espionage Ring That Spent 5 Years in the Shadows. The "Red October" Campaign - An Advanced Cyber Espionage Network Targeting Diplomatic and Government Agencies. Here's a link to the full paper (part 1) about our Red October research.
During the next days, we'll be publishing Part 2, which contains a detailed technical analysis of all the known modules. Please stay tuned. During the past five years, a high-level cyber-espionage campaign has successfully infiltrated computer networks at diplomatic, governmental and scientific research organizations, gathering data and intelligence from mobile devices, computer systems and network equipment.
Kaspersky Lab's researchers have spent several months analyzing this malware, which targets specific organizations mostly in Eastern Europe, former USSR members and countries in Central Asia, but also in Western Europe and North America. The campaign, identified as "Rocra", short for "Red October", is currently still active with data being sent to multiple command-and-control servers, through a configuration which rivals in complexity the infrastructure of the Flame malware. Rocra FAQ: What is Rocra?