Two rods bisect the surface, forming four isosceles right triangles on the kite’s regular face. This was a misleading introduction—I have nothing important to say about kites, neither real nor fake.

Triangle-based kites had to be arranged in two sections connected by wood—deadweight that tetrahedral designs avoided. Credit: Public Domain Review. Relatively small tetrahedral kite in flight.

A regular triangle is called an equilateral triangle. ... Kite. A kite has two pairs of sides of equal length. It has one pair of equal angles. 1 of 6. Previous image Next image.

I learned a valuable lesson this afternoon. Don't fly a kite in 50 mph winds. I broke the crap out of my kite. The wind around DC has been awesome today, solid 40 mph winds, with gusts at 50 mph ...

I began with dual-line triangle kites and immediately liked the feeling," she says. Usually one person controls one kite, but she soon learned to handle a kite in each hand and draw circles or ...