For 10 points, name this three dimensional construct with six square faces.
This structure is described by the Schläfli Symbol 4,3. Prince Rupert's problem deals with two of these and it is a equilateral zonohedron. It has thirteen axes of symmetry and eleven different nets. An analogue in one higher dimension is the tesseract, and it is the dual of the (*) octahedron. Its surface area is twenty four times its radius squared and its volume is eight times its radius cubed. They have twelve edges, six faces, and eight vertices. For 10 points, name this three dimensional construct with six square faces.
This structure is described by the Schläfli Symbol 4,3. Prince Rupert's problem deals with two of these and it is a equilateral zonohedron.
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