I haven't seen this mentioned before on the internet. Maybe a reader will know if these intersections of the Menger Sponge have been studied before? Wolfram mentions that:
The Menger sponge, in addition to being a fractal, is also a super-object for all compact one-dimensional objects, i.e., the topological equivalent of all one-dimensional objects can be found in a Menger sponge (Peitgen et al. 1992).
If you slice a grid of cubes with a plane whose slope is (sqrt(5)+1)/2 in one direction and (sqrt(5)-1)/2 in the other direction, you get Penrose tiles. What happens to the Menger sponge?
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