/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15174694
...I'm pretty sure it's actually 2 cubes of the same size rotating in place. On the picture here I drew purple lines on one cube and green lines on the other. Then there's yellow lines connecting them like the yellow lines in the picture on the right. So the purple cube closer to the camera is kind of distorted looking and is rotating on the spot and the green cube in the back is rotating in the opposite direction

>>15118021
here's what I think i'm seeing. I thought there was one big cube and one smaller cube in the middle, but I think there's two cubes of the same size and they're rotating on the spot in opposite directions, a purple cube and a green cube in the drawing. It matches up with the yellow lines in the 3D to 4D projection in the image on the right too. The wikipedia says
>The 4D equivalent of a cube is known as a tesseract, seen rotating here in four-dimensional space
and I was wondering how is that rotating