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[Tommy137]

... as there are only five Platonic solids...

Actually the team have been keeping quiet about this, but your question has forced a response. Although some time off yet we're working on a radical new proof surrounding the discovery of a sixth Platonic solid. Obviously we don't want to rush it, but we were planning to go public with it at the beginning of April next year.

If it doesn't work, you could always use analogs in higher dimensions as the Pentachoron or the Hexacosichoron. You'd just have to find a way to display them in a nice way

[tklalmighty]

How about going to other important somewhat symmetrical objects such as the Buckminsterfullerene?

[uws8505]

I think the sphere is the best idea.

Think of this: while the number of faces on Platonic solids increases, the solid itself is approaching a sphere.(at least I think...)

[jaap]

Think of this: while the number of faces on Platonic solids increases, the solid itself is approaching a sphere.(at least I think...)

Kind of. The icosahedron seems more rounded, but oddly enough:

When a dodecahedron is inscribed in a sphere, it occupies more of the sphere's volume (66.49%) than an icosahedron inscribed in the same sphere (60.54%). (wikipedia)

I've always been partial to the Triacontahedron myself.
Still, a sphere is good.

[hk]

As a triancontahedron seems to be a zonohedron the term "zonohedron" seems to me a nice and enigmatic enough epitheton for those that have solved 250+problems.

[DJohn]

Although some time off yet we're working on a radical new proof surrounding the discovery of a sixth Platonic solid.

You're a few decades late. Arvo and Kirk demonstrated the existence of the teapotahedron in 1987: http://design.osu.edu/carlson/history/i ... er.512.jpg

[euler]

Excellent!