AVirtualMachineForExploringSpaceTimeAndBeyond : A 3x3x3 Menger Sponge -iteration 4- using the 9 first prime numbers and displaying the number 6.858 (=9.999-3.141) (Une eponge de Menger 3x3x3 -iteration 4- utilisant les 9 premiers nombres premiers et visualisant le nombre 6.858 (=9.999-3.141)).

A 3x3x3 Menger Sponge -iteration 4- using the 9 first prime numbers and displaying the number 6.858 (=9.999-3.141) [Une éponge de Menger 3x3x3 -itération 4- utilisant les 9 premiers nombres premiers et visualisant le nombre 6.858 (=9.999-3.141)].

Please note that 6.858+3.141 = 9.999.

Here are the ten {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9} digits displayed using respectively the ten following 3x3x3 cube cuttings:

0 [1]

1 [PN(1)=2]

2 [PN(2)=3]

3 [PN(3)=5]

4 [PN(4)=7]

5 [PN(5)=11]

6 [PN(6)=13]

7 [PN(7)=17]

8 [PN(8)=19]

9 [PN(9)=23]

where "X [PN(X)=Y]" means the X-th prime number is equal to Y giving the number of little cubic holes defining the Menger Sponge displaying the digit X.

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Obviously, on this picture only the {5,6,8} codes are used:

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