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Folding Paper 7 Times. She successfully folded a single. Trying to fold an ordinary sheet of a4 paper suggests that even eight times is impossible: It would seem quite plain at a glance, but if you take a piece of paper that is only 0.1 mm thick and fold it in half, the new thickness is 0.2 mm. The number of layers doubles each time, and the. If you fold the same piece of paper 7 times, it would be as thick as 128 sheets of paper. As you approach the fifth and sixth folds The first couple of folds are easy. Try it for yourself with a regular piece of notebook paper. Somebody (i can't recall whether it was our teacher or a fellow student) imparted the sage wisdom: This means that you need a really, really big sheet of paper to begin with if you want to fold it more than 7 times, because otherwise the paper will. Seven folds is the most. The limitation of folding paper seven times was a widely accepted belief until high school student britney gallivan challenged it in 2002. This seemed plausible, because it seemed to hold up to all the testing a. The force that it requires to fold and crease a piece of paper folded 7 times is more than enough to destroy the paper. This thickness goes on increasing exponentially, as does the height of the paper.

She successfully folded a single. The number of layers doubles each time, and the. If you fold the same piece of paper 7 times, it would be as thick as 128 sheets of paper. It would seem quite plain at a glance, but if you take a piece of paper that is only 0.1 mm thick and fold it in half, the new thickness is 0.2 mm. Try it for yourself with a regular piece of notebook paper. This thickness goes on increasing exponentially, as does the height of the paper. This seemed plausible, because it seemed to hold up to all the testing a. The force that it requires to fold and crease a piece of paper folded 7 times is more than enough to destroy the paper. This means that you need a really, really big sheet of paper to begin with if you want to fold it more than 7 times, because otherwise the paper will. Somebody (i can't recall whether it was our teacher or a fellow student) imparted the sage wisdom:

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Folding Paper 7 Times Try it for yourself with a regular piece of notebook paper. As you approach the fifth and sixth folds It would seem quite plain at a glance, but if you take a piece of paper that is only 0.1 mm thick and fold it in half, the new thickness is 0.2 mm. This seemed plausible, because it seemed to hold up to all the testing a. Trying to fold an ordinary sheet of a4 paper suggests that even eight times is impossible: The first couple of folds are easy. This means that you need a really, really big sheet of paper to begin with if you want to fold it more than 7 times, because otherwise the paper will. Somebody (i can't recall whether it was our teacher or a fellow student) imparted the sage wisdom: The number of layers doubles each time, and the. She successfully folded a single. The force that it requires to fold and crease a piece of paper folded 7 times is more than enough to destroy the paper. Seven folds is the most. This thickness goes on increasing exponentially, as does the height of the paper. Try it for yourself with a regular piece of notebook paper. The limitation of folding paper seven times was a widely accepted belief until high school student britney gallivan challenged it in 2002. If you fold the same piece of paper 7 times, it would be as thick as 128 sheets of paper.