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Highlights from the October Post Archives on GeometryCode.com

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Here’s the tenth installment of selected blog posts published in October in past years on GeometryCode.com. Each entry below includes the post title, published month, and a sample image to entice you to review prior posts.

(This is part 10 of a 12-part series; the highlights from prior archive posts in this series are at the end of this post.)

GeometryCode.com — Highlights from October Posts (from 2011 through 2025)

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Highlights from the September Post Archives on GeometryCode.com

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Here’s the ninth installment of selected blog posts published in September in recent years on GeometryCode.com. Each entry below includes the post title, published month, and a sample image to entice you to review prior posts.

(This is part 9 of a 12-part series; the highlights from prior archive posts in this series are at the end of this post.)

GeometryCode.com — Highlights from September Posts (from 2011 through 2025)

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Solar System Geometry (per Martineau) Wall Calendars for 2027

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This perennial wall calendar is now available for 2027! It has a dozen high-resolution planetary art images representing very accurate models of geometric relationships between planetary orbits in our solar system. This timeless monthly calendar now has 2027 dates.

Martineau Solar System Calendars

Martineau solar system calendar -12 months

These 12 images are highly accurate geometric models of our solar system; details are here. They were inspired by the remarkable work of John Martineau (publisher of Wooden Books), who wrote “A Little Book of Coincidence“. Tiled images of planetary surfaces and related images form the backgrounds. Images are two or more orbits defined by simple 2D (circles, triangles, squares, pentagons, hexagons, octagons) or 3D geometries (e.g., tetrahedron, icosahedron, dodecahedron), typically with 99.9% or greater accuracy. The work picks up where Johannes Kepler’s mystical exploration left off. A newly revised calendar (which is updated every year) with images from the Martineau Solar System is again available.

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Highlights from the August Post Archives on GeometryCode.com

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Here’s the eighth installment of selected blog posts published in August in recent years on GeometryCode.com. Each entry below includes the post title, published month, and a sample image to entice you to review prior posts.

(This is part 8 of a 12-part series; the highlights from prior archive posts in this series are at the end of this post.)

GeometryCode.com — Highlights from August Posts (from 2011 through 2025)

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Highlights from the July Post Archives on GeometryCode.com

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Here’s the seventh installment of selected blog posts published in July in recent years on GeometryCode.com. Each entry below includes the post title, published month, and a sample image to entice you to review prior posts.

(This is part 7 of a 12-part series; the highlights from prior archive posts in this series are at the end of this post.)

GeometryCode.com — Highlights from July Posts (from 2011 through 2025)

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