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Records elsewhere in the archive that belong to this work. Each states why it belongs and on what basis, so the work's recorded description stays separate from an interpretation placed on it.

• ResearchUT artwork read through its traditional form

  Geometry — research room

  The artwork's record names the Merkaba — "a spiraling force of counter-rotating fields of light". The interlocking-tetrahedron form is a TRADITIONAL reading of that name, not something the record states, and its description is of a light vehicle rather than of a solid. Held as a UT artistic interpretation that draws on a traditional form, so the geometric reading is not presented as the record's own claim. (Carried from the Geometry room, which lists this artwork on the same basis — UT artwork read through its traditional form.)

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No Journal record names this installment, so no Journal connection is claimed. The Geometry room below is the only archive relationship recorded for it, and that entry states its own basis.

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