RHOMBO blocks hold together magically Each face magnetically attracts every other face in not one but two ways.
Each set of RHOMBO blocks comes assembled in the mysterious form of a ball! The full name for this ball is a rhombic triacontahedron, which means that it has 30 faces.
We have named it the Kepler Ball after the great astronomer Johann Kepler (1571-1630), who described it in his book “Harmony of the World”.
Can you recreate the Kepler Ball? It is easier than you think!
Hint: There are two known methods to build the Kepler Ball. Can you discover a new way?