  Based on the model of the space $Pol_3(n)$ of polygons in $R^3$ with limited
number of vertex, which was proposed by Jean-Claude Hausmann and Allen Knutson,
and developed by several authors: Jason Cantarella, Alexander Y. Grosberg,
Robert Kusner, and Clayton Shonkwiler, we prove that there exists an isometric
isotopy of $Pol_3(n)$, $n=7$, into itself, which transforms an arbitrary
polygon to its mirror copy, and, additionally, preserves lengths of projections
of polygons into the two coordinate planes, and keeps projection of polygons
onto the line. The proof is based on elementary arguments with Cayley numbers.
A possible generalization of the statement for greater $n$ is related with a
theorem by I.James on strong Kervaire invariants in stable homotopy of spheres.
