Three spheres
Three spheres, triple spheres, and related terms may refer to any of the following:
Architecture
- Amazon Spheres, a set of conservatories located at Amazon's Seattle headquarters
Art
- Three Spheres II, a 1946 lithograph by M. C. Escher
History
- Three-world model, Cold War geopolitical model
Humanities
- Hallin's spheres, a media theory formulated by Daniel C. Hallin
- Social threefolding, a social theory formulated by Rudolf Steiner
- The three spheres of right, a concept in Hegelian philosophy
Mathematics
- a 3-sphere, an n-sphere whose surface is three-dimensional
- three spheres inequality, a bound of a harmonic function on a sphere
Religion
- Gankyil § Three Spheres, a concept in some schools of Buddhism
- Trailokya, a cosmological concept in Indian religions
Science
- Triple star system, a star system composed of three stars
Symbols
- the three‐ball symbol, the traditional symbol of pawnbrokers
See also
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