Frank Chester has been conducting research below:

Heptahedron and Polyhedra (1999 – Present)

• Discovered a historically new heptahedron having seven equal surface areas in 2000 and named it Chestahedron.
• Studied form metamorphosis of the Chestahedron: inversion, inside out, truncations, stellations, minimum surfaces, duals, and rotation at the  axis in the cube.
• First time ever created an asymmetrical inversion in 2000 and named it as Venus.
• Found other undiscovered polyhedra including 10-, 11-, 12-, and 13-faced.
• Proposed a new oil spill capping design based upon the Chestahedron geometry for Gulf

of Mexico oil spill in 2010.

Geometry of the Human Heart (2002 – Present)

• Proposed that this historically new heptahedron is the basis for the formation and functioning of the human heart.
• Through water experiments with the vortex generator, proposed the mechanism for the forming of the right ventricle and demonstrated that the heart is working not by pressure (pump) but by suction (braking) consisting of two vortices moving in opposite directions.
• Proposed an answer to the myocardial layering design that has eluded the cardiac research.

Vortex Study (2000 – Present)

• Designed a vortex generator and discovered that spinning this new heptahedron explains the phenomenon of vortex geometrically.
• Designed a mixer based upon the Chestahedron that implodes liquid and named it Chesta Vortex Organizer (CVO).

Chestahedron and the Earth Phenomena

• Studied the relationship between the Chestahedron and earth phenomena: geological formations, Van Allen Belts and Aurora Borealis.

 

Geometry of the Bell

• Discovered that spinning the Chestahedron explains the bell geometry that has always been an unsolved mystery.
• Turned a traditional bell inside out.

Constructing a Heptagram (2002)

• Discovered how to construct a heptagon in the center of the vesica piscis in 2002.

Squaring the Circle (2006)

• Found a new way of squaring the circle based upon the core of the earth in 2006.