Numera (pronounced new-mare-ruh) was designed to be an affordable, expressive and flexible way to work with numbers. Numera emulates the numerical capabilities of the C programming language to some extent, but you do not have to be a programmer to
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View polyhedra. Hundreds provided (Platonic, Archimedean, Kepler-Poinsot & all other uniform polyhedra, Johnson Solids, Stewart toroids, compounds, geodesics etc). Rotate..
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View polyhedra. Hundreds provided (Platonic, Archimedean, Kepler-Poinsot & all other uniform polyhedra, Johnson Solids, Stewart toroids, compounds, geodesics etc). Rotate..
