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In
contrast to the Fibonacci Spiral, the Golden Mean Spiral laid out
on a polar graph would look like the following illustration below.
If you were to
overlay these two graphs (below) labeled (Fibonacci "A")
& (Golden Mean Spiral "B"), it would look like "B".
Both spirals would overlap each other very nicely with the exception
that the Golden Mean Spiral continues on into the center.
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"A"
Fibonacci Spiral Starts at
0 Degrees and at the top of the Inner First Circle
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"B"
Logarithmic
(Golden Mean) Spiral
Continues into the center
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We have seen in Section 3, Figure 2 and 3, that highlighting the
0, 120, and 240-degree lines delineates a tetrahedron. When we
overlay these two components (the spirals and the tetrahedron)
upon a polar graph we can see the polar graph, spirals and the
tetrahedron all align. See below
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