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Statistics About The Most Folded Paper
The most folded paper has been folded 13 times by the majority of people, according to statistical studies on paper folding.
In this post, we explore fascinating statistics and achievements related to the art of paper folding, known as origami. From breaking world records in paper folding to the historic origins of this intricate craft, these statistics showcase the incredible versatility and creativity that can be achieved with a simple sheet of paper. Discover the limits, achievements, and applications of folded paper in various fields beyond traditional artistry.
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"The world record for the most times a single sheet of paper has been folded in half is 13 times."
Statistic 2
"According to MythBusters, a football field length of paper (approx.1100 feet) could be folded about 11 times."
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"Britney Gallivan derived a formula that calculated that a piece of paper can be folded 47,000 times if it was large and thin enough."
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"The theoretical limit for folding paper in half, considering the size of an atom, is estimated to be 103 folds."
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"Britney Gallivan successfully folded a single sheet of paper in half 12 times in January 2002. This exceeded the commonly held limit of 7-8 folds."
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"The tallest 'paper tower' created by folding, without use of adhesives, measured 2.286 m (7 ft 6 in) and was achieved by the students of Heriot-Watt University Dubai."
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"A regular A4 size paper (0.05 mm thick) would be as tall as the Burj Khalifa (828 m) if it could be folded 23 times."
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"A paper folding feat involved the creation of 1,000 origami cranes, a testament to the Japanese belief that it brings good fortune."
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"The world record for the most origami cranes folded in 24 hours by an individual is 5,725."
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"A sheet of paper theoretically could not be folded more than 8 times until a few years ago."
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"The world's largest origami crane had a wingspan of 81.94 m (268 ft 8 in)."
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"The world's smallest origami crane was folded from a piece of paper 1 mm by 1mm."
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"In 2013, more than 5000 people participated in the world's largest origami lesson in Hong Kong."
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"A report stated that origami folding principles have helped engineers in designing more airbag space in cars."
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"Folding principles in origami led to the development of solar panels that could be folded for space missions."
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"The use of 'folded paper' origami design principles has been applied in robotics development."
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"Origami is said to have started in the 17th century, showcasing the long historical significance of paper folding."
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"The most popular origami figure to fold is the crane, symbolizing peace and health."
Jannik Lindner
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