Wheeler, Albert Harry · 1916
The angle between two great circles on a sphere is defined to be equal to the angle between the lines tangent to the circles at their point of intersection. This cut and folded tan paper model of a sphere shows two intersecting great circles and tangents to them. It is among the models Wheeler dubbed collapsible.
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