What is geodesic?

Geodetic objects are based on the geometry of curved surfaces, which often resemble the curvature of the Earth, with a root term from Greek and referring to the way of division of the soil. Structures such as greenhouses, houses, sports arenas, etc. were built with a form of geodetic dome as an effective method of capturing sunlight and structurally sound against wind and storms. Chemical compounds such as bubyballs, polyhedral carbon molecule, naturally occupy a very strong, spherical geodetic form. Later in the 80s, when pure carbon molecules were discovered, which resemble the geodetic structure in cylindrical and spherical forms, were named Fullerenes in honor of Buckminster Fuller. One moleczijei ule, C _{60 , was given his full name, which was officially called Buckminsterfullerene by his discoverer in 1985. Fullerenes in general is now known to exist naturally, not only in the chemical laboratory, as well as detected in the outer space.}

One of the advantages of a geodetic sphere or standard geodetic plans is that the dome structure is based on a number of vaulted interconnected triangles, which makes it extremely strong natural form. Spherical forms also have unique advantages over other types of human buildings in the fact that their shots from the inner square increase by four factor when doubling the dome and free flow of air and energy in the dome structure facilitates heating and cooling than conventional buildings.

Fuller was a researcher to improve human forms of shelter and its discovery of the advantage of geodetic shape led to the fact that more than half a million geodetic dome structures were designed worldwide. Some of the key advantages offered by the design in conventional buildings is that it requires fewer building materials because the surface area is more efficiently used, offers savings turningThe energy foaming and cooling is 30% compared to traditional structures and can withstand high winds and extreme temperatures. The domes have now been built for shelter in secluded places as the Earth's polar regions.

The final drive for the Fuller's proposal for geodetic residential neighborhoods and one responsible for their widespread use was that during construction, the environmental costs of the house should be taken into account. This included both the costs of building materials and the cost of their maintenance and climate control over the interior. It was green or friendly to Earth, to use limited resources on the planet in a wise way that has not been part of the popular culture in Time, but has become more important at a modern age since then.