how many faces in the epcot dome?
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Epcot's icon is the impressive Spaceship Earth geosphere, affectionately referred to by most as the giant golf ball.\n\nWhen you include Sorcerer Mickey's wand, this incredible architectural achievement, it's 240' high. The surface is covered by 11,324 triangles and the structure is supported by three pairs of 15' steel legs. It is 165' in diameter, and weighs a whopping 16 million pounds.\n\nA fraction of that weight comes from the Sorcerer Mickey hand and wand. (It's a mere 100,000 pounds.) They use 250,000 metallic eye-catchers to create the glistening effect in the letters that spell out Epcot.\n\nSpaceship Earth is a sphere within a sphere. It is this interior space that is home to the attraction. You board your car and you're off on a journey through the history of communication.
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It is not 'Seven Windows', it is 'Seven Wonders'.  In fact there are two sets of "Seven Wonders:" Modern world and Ancient world:\n\nModern Wonders are (as defined by the American Society of Civil Engineers) :\n Channel Tunnel (England & France) \n CN Tower (Toronto) \n Empire State Building (New York) \n Golden Gate Bridge (San Francisco) \n Itaipu Dam (Brazil/Paraguay) \n Netherlands North Sea Protection Works (Netherlands) \n Panama Canal (Panama) \n\nAncinet wonders are:\n The Pyramids of Egypt (at Giza)\n Hanging Gardens of Babylon \n Statue of Zeus at Olympia \n Colossus of Rhodes \n Temple of Artemis at Ephesus \n Mausoleum of Helicarnassus \n Pharos (Lighthouse) of Alexandria
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Spaceship Earth is a geodesic sphere, standing at 180 feet tall & 165 feet in diameter, & weighing an estimated 16 million pounds. There are 11,324 silvered facets on 954 triangular panels covering the globe. The exterior tiles are made of Alucobond material, a composite of ethylene plastic which has been chemically bonded between two aluminum panels. This material can withstand the Florida climate and is self - cleaning. Rainwater is channeled through the structure and sent to underground drains, where it replenishes the World Showcase Lagoon. It has an outside surface of 150,000 square feet.
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Wrong--if you count the 16 cubes on all four sides, you forget that you are counting edge pieces twice and corner pieces four times that way.  Look at it as two opposite faces, each with 16 cubes (although I though Rubik's cubes always were 3X3, but I guess there are 4X4s too).  Then you have 32 plus 8 on each of two other pieces that aren't counted yet.  The last two sides only have 4 cubes that aren't counted yet.  That gives 16*2 plus 8*2 plus 4*2 or 32+16+8=56 visible cubes.  If you want to count all cubes internal and otherwise and assumed it was a block of cubes 4X4X4 (Rubik's cubes obviously don't have cubes on the inside), then you would just have 64.  Basically there would theoretically be a block (2X2X2) in the inside that you can't see (8 cubes is 64-56).  I hope this is the answer you're looking for and didn't simply confuse you further.
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The shape with 120 sides is called Hexakis Icosahedron.\n\nThe Hexakis Icosahedron has 62 vertices, 120 faces and 180 edges. (The Hexakis Icosahedron is the only polyhedron with 120 faces.) \n\nThe Hexakis Icosahedron contains 120 triangles. \n\nThe dual of the Hexakis Icosahedron is the great rhombicosidodecahedron. \n\nI hope I answered your question. All the best.
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Did they figure out that Nessie (aka the Loch Ness Monster) was just a hoax to increase tourism? Maybe there is such a thing but there must be more than just one so how many huge dinosaurs can you hide in one lake?
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According to http://k12s.phast.umass.edu/pvnet/imagery_files/TeacherProjects/Hyde.ppt it is 3 in 10 with green eyes. \n\nHmm, where are the other two?\n\nJLH
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A nonagon has 9 sides and 9 vertices.
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a nine-sided polygon???  can't wait to see other answers...
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It is a triangular prism. It has 5 faces, 9 edges, and last but not least 6 vertices. There is your answer you have been waiting for this whole time!
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I like EPCOT.  I find it very educational & of interest to visit the 11 differant countries. to learn the culture & meet the people that are actually from those countries, is a learning expirience. to see how they live,eat what they eat , see their country as if you really were there.
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There are a few at http://www.facesofmeth.us/
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it looks like there are many different shapes, squares, triangles, trapezoids...\n\nhttp://www.greatbuildings.com/buildings/Sydney_Opera.html\nclick on picture of exterior
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i would say 8... with a helmet and with and adult only.
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The human head contains 22 bones, consisting the cranium and the facial bones. The cranium is formed by 8 bones: the frontal bone, two parietal bones, two temporal bones, the occipital bone in the back, the ethmoid bone behind the nose, and the sphenoid bone. The face consists of 14 bones including the maxilla (upper jaw) and mandible (lower jaw).
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Thirteen.\n\nOriginally it was thought there were the nine that were 'found' by Voyager 2 in 1986. Since then there's been more exploration and the discovery using the Hubble Telescope in December last year brought the current total to 13.  There's also incomplete rings called Ring Arcs
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1 Magic Kingdom \n- Orlando, Florida 16.2m \n(+6.5%) \n2 Disneyland \n- Anaheim, California 14.5m \n(+8%) \n3 Epcot \n- Orlando, Florida 9.9m \n(+5.5%) \n4 Disney-MGM Studios \n- Orlando, Florida 8.6m \n(+6%) \n5 Disney's Animal Kingdom \n- Orlando, Florida 8.2m \n(+5%) \n(-8.5%) \n6 Disney's California Adventure \n- Anaheim, California