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Watch as simple rotation evolves into mesmerizing geometry! This video demonstrates how multiple rotating axes, each with unique speeds and lengths, create intricate patterns known as Spirograph or Epicycloid curves. From 1 axis to 3, the complexity explodes into a hypnotic dance of math and color. Which pattern was... show more

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