I'm not entirely sure how many dimensions this is...the file name for the reference I used was simply named s7, so what exactly it is is lost on me. I know I saved it in my hayday of looking at polytopes and tesseracts, so it has to be something official.

Fun Facts:

1. There are 16 sets of lines, each set composed of 30 lines, that make up this figure. In total this means there are 480 lines in this drawing.

2. There are 150 vertices in this figure divided into 5 rings of 30.

3. The 5th ring of vertices is so close to the 4th that even I wasn't aware of it's existence until four hours ago.

4. It took cumulatively about 18 hours to do this, as sloppy as it is, spread out over two weeks of procrastination.

5. I'm going to do it again because of how sloppy it is.