Eggbot Design - Hexagons

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The basic layout of the Simple Repeating Hexagon is composed of 7 equal sides that extend outward in a repeating sequence from one central point. Each side forms a unique angular dimension of exactly 120 degrees, measured against any given axis emanating from the apex at the center point of the figure. As a fundamental hexagonal design it consists solely of geometric principles to achieve an even repetition between the interior space formed by its six radii extending outward from that point and their mutual relationship among each other in an equilateral arrangement. Every exterior hexagonal side has exactly three interior triangular segments which share no edges or vertices within them, leading us naturally into a system where each pair shares two opposing facets that don't interact except when viewed together end to end - always yielding symmetrical arrangements through symmetry inherent in geometric patterns found only under rigid laws of logic rather than arbitrary selection rules imposed elsewhere within mathematics generally speaking.