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"content": "Today I learned about the figure-8 immersion of the Klein bottle. Instead of starting with a tube and then sticking the tube through the wall of the tube to get it to join up in the opposite direction, you start with a double tube whose cross-section has the shape of a figure 8. Then you bend the double-tube around into a circle like a hula hoop and join the ends, but you give the double-tube a half-twist as you bend it, so that it turns into a single tube with a half twist. \n\nThe self-intersection is still a circle, but instead of being the place where the tube punches through the wall of the bottle, it's the set of crossing points of the figure-8s.\n\nhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klein_bottle#The_figure_8_immersion8\nhttps://media.mathstodon.xyz/media_attachments/files/117/238/230/964/291/162/original/dbbed12ee840b406.png\nhttps://media.mathstodon.xyz/media_attachments/files/117/238/230/978/124/508/original/2a7ec06c2de295a2.webp\n",
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