D'Alembert, de las tres esferas (o de los tres conos, Calderón)
Una observación de
D. Pedoe, Geometry. A comprehensive course, pag 380
"86.1 Another look at Pascal's theorem
There is a considerable corpus of theorems in the geometry
of two dimensions which may be deduced from the geometry of three dimensions.
To cite one extreme instance, Desargues' Theorem in the plane is true if
the plane can be immersed in a three-dimensional projective space (Exercise
86.1). But there also many theorems on conics, and in particular circles,
which may be deduced from constructs in three dimensions....
Here we consider once more the Pascal Theorem for six
points on a conic..."