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(Did you mean a New Hampshire clubzine, a Chicago clubzine or the University of New Hampshire Science Fiction Society?)
| From Fancyclopedia 1, ca. 1944 |
| A solid of four spacial dimensions. Its characteristics, as the number of sides, edges, etc, are easily worked out by analogy with the generation of a cuboid by a plane. Below are shown two common picturizations of tesseract cubes, with the analogous ways of drawing 3-d cubes:
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