I'd expect that (a tesseract, I mean) to violate a law of perspective. That just looks like a slightly stretchy framework for a donut that has its surface rolling consistently in and down and out and up.
No, that's a fairly accurate (at least as accurate as you can be with two dimensions) representation of a tesseract rotating. The "inner" cube everts to become the "outer" cube in the first half of the rotation, and is then swallowed by the new "inner" cube in the second half.
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Date: 2006-01-05 04:50 pm (UTC)I love tesseracts, and I made a MOO space in the shape of one, but damn if I have trouble *visualizing* them.
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