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    Folding the Future

    Nov 01, 2020 2 minutes
    by Tracy Vonder Brink

    How far can you go with one sheet of paper?

    ave you ever tried origami, the Japanese art of folding paper? Maybe you made a crane, or a frog. But what about something even bigger, like a full-sized kayak that floats? Or a telescope the size of a football field?

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