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Stellar. The following collection of pictures shows the regular solids where each face was replaced by a vertex that sticks out and that attaches to the solid with edges to each of the vertices of the original face. Such objects are called siellated solids. For each stellated solid, count the number of vertices, edges, and faces, and verify that the Euler Characteristic is correct.
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