so amazing to me how things like origami and the mathematics behind it were discovered and understood long before we even realized how useful/profound it would become ; the Japanese culture has their flaws of course, but they are truly an amazing culture as well, so much wisdom and interesting/useful philosophies
CYI3ERPUNK as an amateur origami designer I can tell you that we have only in recent years used math (about the 70s/80s) in origami. The math was always there waiting to be discovered. The word origami itself is Japanese but it may have been the Chinese who first started it. It was popularized by the Japanese thus becoming known as a Japanese art. The true history of the art is in all truth unknown. Here's a fun question: does the math in origami explain the movement of the paper from one form to the other? Does it explain what we see as a finished model or what we don't see? P.S. Paper is flat the Earth is not lol
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That's why a WIDELY based educational system is necessary: who knows where the next key development will come from? JUST "math/engineering" won't cut it: we also need the art department.
They can use origami on the project star shot, when the little things are in their destination, they can make the small things get bigger using origami, so, origami is really helpful and can be used in deep space explorations.
This video shows that space exploration collects technology from all over the world to find easier and more efficient ways of exploration. I was moved.
Imagine you can create light and send it in the perfect way to earth that will take millions of years, and someone builds something to block it and take a picture of a giant rock
Wow! I really enjoyed this video because of all the helpful information. I can use this because it tells me that when I'm engineering I can use any skill to help me. I still wonder if this is actually considered true origami?
The flasher pattern discussed in the video was actually designed at BYU, by the Compliant Mechanisms Research group. We were sponsored by NASA to begin conceptual development and Manan and Brian are spearheading the work to scale up the device.
That Starshade... Why can't they just have the telescope stick out a smaller robotic hand to block the unwanted light? Does putting that big thing at a further distance really make that much of a difference?
the idea is cool and it saves lots of space . But when you look at the frame that is used to fold the origami, it adds some weight to it . That's the catch . why not just use a simple plastic ring around the shape and fold it like the car windshield cover ?
Why is the starshade so large in the first place? If it was smaller, it wouldn't have to fly so far away from the craft to block the star's light without blocking the planet. Why is it necessary for it to be so big?
Lol I’m Ori means fold in Japanese おり and Gami means paper in Japanese, がみ but usually it’s just “kami” and it’s only “Gami” when you connect it to something like おり
1:47 like that one spot that I cannot name atm or ever since I only read about it once that is in our cosmos that looks to be a huge black void of nothingness, perhaps that's the extraterrestrials looking in? lol
The star blocker has scary military usages. When smart people get used for military reasons. It is quite sad. Hopefully no dictators get ahold of this. :/
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Seeker earths flat
oh k. i was just bout to say.. whoa i time travelled dejavu i had alrdy seen this :O
Seeker the video is so satisfying just to look
You need to fix it again. Origami originated in Germany.
Seeker I felt like I've seen this before...
Got to love when art and science work together to expand our knowledge of the universe.
One of the best documentaries I've ever seen is called
"Origami: Between the Folds"
so amazing to me how things like origami and the mathematics behind it were discovered and understood long before we even realized how useful/profound it would become ; the Japanese culture has their flaws of course, but they are truly an amazing culture as well, so much wisdom and interesting/useful philosophies
CYI3ERPUNK earth is flat
CYI3ERPUNK as an amateur origami designer I can tell you that we have only in recent years used math (about the 70s/80s) in origami. The math was always there waiting to be discovered. The word origami itself is Japanese but it may have been the Chinese who first started it. It was popularized by the Japanese thus becoming known as a Japanese art. The true history of the art is in all truth unknown. Here's a fun question: does the math in origami explain the movement of the paper from one form to the other? Does it explain what we see as a finished model or what we don't see? P.S. Paper is flat the Earth is not lol
I am dissapointed that you didn't mention Robert Lang in this video.
Or BYU. Especially since some of the footage (and their video cover photo) was from work by BYU and Robert Lang. cmr.byu.edu
Or jeremey shafer, he made a bunch of flashers
My friend is really good at origami, but very bad at poker. He always folds.
Earth is flat
_ ManderiX shut up round earther your brain washed
John Kaboly then how does night go to day. And why can you follow the sun?
John Kaboly why so serious? :)
Samir Malik the sun goes behind the ice wall
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Woah
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@@Seeker took you guys almost 6 months? What??
@@Seeker I love how you guys could just show our HARD work and monetize off of it for this long without proper source citing. Shameful.
@@Seeker is this a joke it took you almost 6 months to fix your mistake??? wow
"When we think big, we also have to think small"
Me: trippy
3:04 he tatoo the star shade on his hand for remember how to unfold LOL
I never knew that ORIGAMI could help space exploration
That's why a WIDELY based educational system is necessary: who knows where the next key development will come from?
JUST "math/engineering" won't cut it: we also need the art department.
They can use origami on the project star shot, when the little things are in their destination, they can make the small things get bigger using origami, so, origami is really helpful and can be used in deep space explorations.
Is this a reupload? I know I've watched this already...
BLACK SANDS earth is flat
Yup, I was about to comment the same... cheap clicks
Phizicks LOL! I watched it anyway...
John Kaboly JEEZ, i swear we get it! Do u really have to post this on every single comment?
ᒍᗩᑭᗩᑎ that is the exact thing I was thinking
Didn't u release this video before?🤔
Epic Scientist95 earth is flat
Maybe youtube's new algorithm doesn't know the difference between origami and hentai.
Epic Scientist95 ikr
They did
I think i have seen it on NASA's channel.
@3:04 When you're so passionate about your invention that you get it tattooed on your forearm!
Frdrk Jstn earth is flat
wowowwowowow
"And the James Webb, once it launches in 2019" HAAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHHAHA
*this is very interesting!*
WoW
*yea*
Some guy: ThE EarTh Is FlaT
NASA is amazing! The people who are working for NASA taught us the origin of origami and how they used origami in space!
This video shows that space exploration collects technology from all over the world to find easier and more efficient ways of exploration. I was moved.
Imagine you can create light and send it in the perfect way to earth that will take millions of years, and someone builds something to block it and take a picture of a giant rock
0:42 Imagine, you could ride on such thing.
THAT WOULD BE ULTRAFLEX
Wow! I really enjoyed this video because of all the helpful information. I can use this because it tells me that when I'm engineering I can use any skill to help me. I still wonder if this is actually considered true origami?
Those were golden words... If we want to think big we also have to think small...
This is so cool :) reinforces the fact that all intricate and complex creations are actually very very simple at heart
You're totally right. Even a super simple thing such as folding paper can translate into building satellites.
ok the star shade is a pretty ingenious Idea, I love it.
When you're gonna get something out of this planet, do it with style.
The flasher pattern discussed in the video was actually designed at BYU, by the Compliant Mechanisms Research group. We were sponsored by NASA to begin conceptual development and Manan and Brian are spearheading the work to scale up the device.
0:12 I am happy my idea addressed, with a generic feel.
Noble prize for origami inventor
This is by far the Most beautiful FLOWER I have seen in my life!
that sound effect at 2:10 is extremely anxiety inducing it reminds me of an alien warp engine or somthing
2:39 are there instructions available to build this shape at home?
www.jpl.nasa.gov/edu/learn/project/space-origami-make-your-own-starshade/
@@sarahlistley9609 thx
Wasn't this already posted before? Or am I crazy?
Lord k.Gaimiz you’re not the only one
The Mandela effect bro
I never knew that you can use origami in space, and the pictures are just spectacular!🌍🌎🌏
3:57 The complexity of the simplicity 😉
That Starshade... Why can't they just have the telescope stick out a smaller robotic hand to block the unwanted light? Does putting that big thing at a further distance really make that much of a difference?
4:02 Michael scofield. Remember?
Why did you reupload this?
Reupload?
JamesXD earth isflat
ikr?
ᒍᗩᑭᗩᑎ lol
so this is how they got the idea for sunshine LOL
preatty cool idea
Friend: What company do you work on?
you: nasa
Friend: you build rockets?
you: no I make origami
*new weirdest job title*
_NASA Origami specialist_
put a black sticker on the camera lens in the middle so it blocks out the source of light in the middle.
This is how jeremyshafer knows how to make all flashers =)
What a time to be alive!
折り紙ってすげぇんだな
Nike shoes with Adidas socks:the ultra flex
Yeah!!!!! The last line!... If we wanna think big, we also have to think small!...
the idea is cool and it saves lots of space . But when you look at the frame that is used to fold the origami, it adds some weight to it . That's the catch . why not just use a simple plastic ring around the shape and fold it like the car windshield cover ?
Once *unfolded* you will never fold it again - in space - automatically..
yeah if you dont burn my eyes with the high brightness scenes that would be great....
wthee ray earth is flat
no its not!!!!!!
John Kaboly SPAM REPORT BOIIIIIIIII
Aliens, we WILL find you
Anyone else wants Seeker and Scishow to team up?
Try putting that in starship
A guy named Manu Prakash used Origami to build a cheap microscope called Foldscope.
This is amazing when you consider that the average person can’t even refold a road map.
Is there any particular reason the star shade has to be so huge? Would it not suffice to have a smaller one that is closer to the telescope? Thanks
Why is the starshade so large in the first place? If it was smaller, it wouldn't have to fly so far away from the craft to block the star's light without blocking the planet. Why is it necessary for it to be so big?
So ideas from space app challenge come in handy :)
Very interesting and amazing work. Human ingenuity and adaptability is always amazing! Keep it up everyone!
Interesting some of the biggest project comes from a Simple Idea
Can someone explain why the star shade has petal like points around the circumference?? is it to let a little bit of light through or something?
2:10 Is that a hardstyle kick?
Wouldn't this be cool if you could stick a pod on top of a vehicle & it could unfold & turn into a huge solar panel umbrella? 1:01
i thought........ wait what....? I thought I have watched this like three times
Nathan Adhitya earth is flat
ha!
Can't wait for James Webb telescope to be operational...
Lol I’m Ori means fold in Japanese おり and Gami means paper in Japanese, がみ but usually it’s just “kami” and it’s only “Gami” when you connect it to something like おり
I wanna see more about that little remote controlled toy they showed like 1/2 a second of
What is that sound effect at 2:09 ? it's really unique.
How would they survive in the space crafts, in "space" where there is no "oxygen"?
Thanks.
0:21 Heir of Slytherin confirmed.
Bhavik Daya earth is flat
nope
John Kaboly this comment that you are reading is false.
@@johnkaboly5313 certainly
how close are you to the mic? Because it sounds like an amsr video but well made thought xD
Im kinda curious, what material do they use in between those edges that makes the material fold?
*OK IT'S REUPOLADED* now stop guys
Matty37Casa earth is flat
u ass
the work in the thumbnail is designed by a guy called JeremyShaferOrigami, it's called a flasher
Jeremy shafer designed the issue area flasher
Is there any reference paper on the web regarding this kind of technology? I don't know where to look for it. Thanks
WoW!! Thanks for you for making such kind of important video...I have learnt more unknown thing
It's not easier to put an objective with filters on that telescope?
Space is scary man. Space and the dark deep ocean.
at 3.04 the guy has the tattoo of that particular origami
The earth is flat,
This man will fold the earth
At 3:04 you can see the guy's Star Shield tattoo on the left arm!
1:47 like that one spot that I cannot name atm or ever since I only read about it once that is in our cosmos that looks to be a huge black void of nothingness, perhaps that's the extraterrestrials looking in? lol
1:56 That's weird editing. Why did you put the narrator explaining what the star shade is right before the engineer telling us the exact same thing?
holy shit that Star shade tho
They upload it already, just had new info which is helpful but not sure why add them now.
Wow,this is an excellent idea
so that's why astronauts hate fire so much
Get that big mirror in the space allready.
The star blocker has scary military usages. When smart people get used for military reasons. It is quite sad. Hopefully no dictators get ahold of this. :/
Swear you guys have already done a video like this?
0:48 where can i find this tutorial
The internet
So basically, a HUGE flasher with feathers.
Can you do story about artificial gravity in different planets look like?
Jjayvee Pontanares earyh is flat
nope
I really like origami bois
Rick S. Earth is flat
John Kaboly it’s a huge A4 paper folded xD
OMG STOPPPPP!!!!!!!!!
John Kaboly that means it's only weakness is scissors
Anyone else notice the length of the video
Why the music ?
It is like an origami flasher!
Satisfaction level 1000
Sno H earth is flat
shut upp
Oh shit, they're making a thargoid!
Uploaded the second time therefore defeating the demonization mechanisms. 👍🏻