+WILLUSUBSCRIBE lmao instead of trying to fold paper we should be trying to heal the planet, dont worry about the aliens, they are only here to steal resources and jobs (jobs part was a joke)
you double the thickness it 103 times) hence 0.1 * 2 *2 *2 *2 and that 103 times hence: 0.1mm * 2^103 = 1.01412048 × 10^30 mm, or 1.01412048 × 10^27 m , wich is ruffly a one with 27 zeros. The observable universe is 8.8 x 10^26 m so little smaller then a paper folded 103 times. To calculate a certain distance you've to use logarythmiks. Take log2([distance in m] / 0.0001), round the result up and you get how often you have to fold your paper to reach distance. Given this formula I have to fold this paper 24 times for it to be at least 1000 meters long. 29 times to wrap it around the earth. Thought lets take another attempt and see how thin the paper will get. To make it easier lets assume we start with a dinA4 paper. 0.297m x 0.210m With each fold it's longer side halfes. Taken that we get 0.297m / 2 / 2 / 2 and that 103 times. We can actual multiplay the divisors. So we get 0.297 / 2^103. What we get is a number alot smaller then then a atom. 3x10^-32m. (atom = 10^-10m)
If you fold a paper of lenght 0.1mm 40 times you will reach moon and 52 times you will reach sun and 113 times you will be across the observable universe...
Come on guys, stop complaning about how many trees have been used to make this stupid experiment. Okay, go to HowToBasic channel and try to control your rage.
Oh god... please don't ever bring that channel up again.... I get sick just thinking of it. I give props to the creator but just..... oh god i'm gonna hurl....
The equation would work theoretically but there are some other factors that could change it ex. The tape used to attach the broken paper or dirt and gravel may have been caught etc.
To all of you saying that it hast not been done perfectly, I do agree, however a really good formula would include those factors and return a range of values with respective "difficulty" (I'm thinking of a bell curve like graph, simular to the ones you get in probability calculation)
GamesWood&More how should a formular know what the amount of gravel and dirt there is between the layers of paper or how much tape is gonna be used if the sheet tears
+CAL1FORNIASUPERSTAR That lump of paper would most definitely be recycled to make more paper. This is just a poor use of the energy needed to produce the paper and the energy needed to recycle it.
they can actually use it for some sort of stuff for example math homework or copying notes or a diary and not just left blank for a complete hideous reason, it would make sense if all that paper was actually put into use before wasted like that, they could have used it for doing basic everyday stuff rather then leaving it blank, tuffnar, it may look to some perspectives that you are right if those perspectives are from people who didn't use their brains logically enough while reading this, but just a bit of logic put into this comment, you can easily know that it really doesn't make much sense.
Is this supposed to be ....impressive or something? To beat this "record" you just need to produce longer paper, or a combo of longer and thinner material. It doesnt take any skill or intelligence just a matter of how much money you wanna throw at the project to manufacture the sheet.
+Fangs of Yima there is a lot more weirder record that has been beaten.. there is also record that risk life also folding this much paper is hard.. you can see the thickness of the paper and you will need some strength and technique to fold it.. so it does take skill :P
+jp quit being offended, if he had said the samething about a guy, yall would all be calling him a nerd and wouldn't care, but since his comment is about a girl you get butthurt. for real just stfu.
"Mathematically impossible to fold it in half more than 7 times" "Mathematically impossible" "Mathematically" You mean physically. Mathematics as we understand is bent to our whim, and has no limits. Matter doesn't exist in the realm of mathematics. Folding paper is just an example of exponential growth, which can just go on forever.
If you're referring such remark towards me, I'm arbitrarily posting comments which I choose to preserve so I can access them later, including this one explaining that "ok" of mine.
There is a difference between FOLDING and CURVING you know... And example of folding are folds 1-12, an example of curving is "fold" 13. A true fold I when the whole surface area touches the whole other surface area ( if that makes sense...)
After seeing that Reddit post about that hydraulic shattering the piece of paper folded 7 times I've been procrastinating on these random videos about it.
bro the input of the equation for the number of fold was 12 and they were able to fold 12 times, sure he used 33% more than predicted but that doesnt mean it's enough to do 13 fold
Not even close... There are inches of layers there in which the paper isn't over itself. The inner most layer should at the least make contact with itself to be considered a fold.
Come on. 1:26. Thickness is in the equation to find length required for folding, it gets multiplied by Pi. They explain in the video what "t" stands for.
***** Because our current understanding of science disproves every god that has been dreamed up by ancient humans who did not have any understanding of physics, biology (evolution), chemistry, psychology, neurology, and more. All of the Greek, Roman, and Middle Eastern gods that have been created by man were ways of describing the universe the best they could. These people were completely uneducated, often times illiterate, they believed the Earth was at the center of the universe, and that natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions were happening because they made God angry. They were malnourished, and didn't have any explanation or understanding of mental illness. If someone made an outrageous claim of speaking to 'God', there was nobody qualified enough to question it, and many people being uneducated, believed it. These beliefs soon became authority, and people were raised by their parents to follow these rules and beliefs. This is what started religious tradition. These people and their ways of thinking have absolutely no relevance in our modern, scientific era. Nothing in the Bible or any other Holy Book can be falsified, or undergo scientific experimentation. This means that if you choose to believe in the Bible, you are choosing to blindly follow the insane ramblings of our severely uneducated predecessors. The same predecessors who believed that women are second class citizens, the same people who stoned homosexuals to death, the same people who supported slavery. Open your eyes, and see that every religion is a product of human ignorance about how our universe operates. See that an all powerful, all loving, and all knowing God would never let his creations suffer thousands of years of pain and oppression from human authority. See that we are merely a species of life on Earth, just the same any other species.
Binkie Pinkie Science cannot do these things: make a burning bush speak, allow a man to live 3 days in the digestive tract of an oceanic creature, create and destroy planet-covering amounts of water, cause water to defy very basic physics, instantaneously transmute a human being into salt, distribute 2 tonnes of food from a small hand basket, etc etc etc etc etc. I assure you, there's nothing but myth in the bible. Anything remotely close to science has come from centuries of re-translating to fit the times.
Or maybe... They just want to experiment with an uncommon object (i.e. Paper) and have fun while doing it. plus they most probably recycled it afterwords to make it into more paper so not a waste...
so.... lets disregard the dimensions of A4 paper, and just use ar eally long toliet paper for a titan..... are you fucking kidding? the least you can do is keep it within the dimensions of the A4 paper. lets set a record using something that otherwise doesn't fit the "mathmatically" impossible equation. . .and instead, bypasses it, that we claim to be true to that equation what the fuck?
What fraud, a curve is not a fold since there's no crease and by 7th bend the paper is 256 layers thick and at 12 times your at 8192 so your actually rolling by then. Around fold six your well into bending the paper already and are actually not decreasing the surface area at all because folding it gives you three dimensions instead of two....
A very good experimental confirmation. And importantly done with a single piece of paper, though hard to find. If multiple pieces of paper are allowed one could just stack two 12 folds together tape the ends together and say they had done a 13, avoiding the fact the equations show it takes about four times as much paper to do each fold.
Let's face it, we all came here after watching "Folding a paper 400 times"
true
That actually happened
Wow....
O H S H I T
GOOGLE IS LISTENING
I can't stop hearing paypuh
You jinxed now i hear it aswell 😭
tylersmyler I was enjoying this video until i saw your comment......
bc that's what he's saying ?
😂😂😂
*pehpu*
USE DA HYDRAULIC PRESS
"hello, ve are hydraulic press channel, and today, ve are crushing worlds most folded piece of paper"
An infinitely strong hydraulic press.
There is a video, you know! But the problem is that after multiple folds, the paper becomes brittle and limestone-like
@@shenoy98 ...yup ruclips.net/video/KuG_CeEZV6w/видео.html
Came here from that
VAT DA FAK IT IXPLODED
This is why aliens never make contact! Have they mastered interstellar travel yet? No, but they just managed to fold a piece of paper 13 times.
+WILLUSUBSCRIBE lmao instead of trying to fold paper we should be trying to heal the planet, dont worry about the aliens, they are only here to steal resources and jobs
(jobs part was a joke)
you double the thickness it 103 times) hence 0.1 * 2 *2 *2 *2 and that 103 times hence:
0.1mm * 2^103 =
1.01412048 × 10^30 mm, or
1.01412048 × 10^27 m , wich is ruffly a one with 27 zeros.
The observable universe is 8.8 x 10^26 m so little smaller then a paper folded 103 times.
To calculate a certain distance you've to use logarythmiks.
Take log2([distance in m] / 0.0001), round the result up and you get how often you have to fold your paper to reach distance.
Given this formula I have to fold this paper 24 times for it to be at least 1000 meters long.
29 times to wrap it around the earth.
Thought lets take another attempt and see how thin the paper will get. To make it easier lets assume we start with a dinA4 paper. 0.297m x 0.210m With each fold it's longer side halfes. Taken that we get
0.297m / 2 / 2 / 2 and that 103 times. We can actual multiplay the divisors. So we get 0.297 / 2^103.
What we get is a number alot smaller then then a atom. 3x10^-32m. (atom = 10^-10m)
If you fold a paper of lenght 0.1mm 40 times you will reach moon and 52 times you will reach sun and 113 times you will be across the observable universe...
idiotic.. you don't even know if there are more advanced aliens exist
And i think its a great idea we’re not having physical contact with aliens
*Humans have folded paper 13 times*
4:18 “It’s a great accomplishment”
becuz it is lol
😂
that was not a fold. more like bending and rolling.
*insert THANK YOU gif
Temisk lmao
Come on guys, stop complaning about how many trees have been used to make this stupid experiment. Okay, go to HowToBasic channel and try to control your rage.
Oh god... please don't ever bring that channel up again.... I get sick just thinking of it. I give props to the creator but just..... oh god i'm gonna hurl....
How to basic uses expired products :)
So what, he waited for the food to go wasted and play with them? Because he has a lot of fucking expired food it annoys me.
The guy you saw at the mall today There's actually a shop that sells expired food. mostly for show purposes but basically *HowToBasic* purposes.
+RazerAge he uses expired food, nice try
It appears that her equation may be a bit off. The used almost 33% more paper than predicted, and still couldn't get in.a real 13th fold.
There is actually a lot of space in between the layers of paper, i think.
The equation would work theoretically but there are some other factors that could change it ex. The tape used to attach the broken paper or dirt and gravel may have been caught etc.
Yes, humans are folding the paper so there's going to be imperfections.
To all of you saying that it hast not been done perfectly, I do agree, however a really good formula would include those factors and return a range of values with respective "difficulty" (I'm thinking of a bell curve like graph, simular to the ones you get in probability calculation)
GamesWood&More how should a formular know what the amount of gravel and dirt there is between the layers of paper or how much tape is gonna be used if the sheet tears
241 dislikes are from trees.
*Folding a paper 103 times! Numerical Style*
(*Do Not COPY and PASTE*)
1: 0.1(mm) thick
2: 0.2(mm) thick
3: 0.4(mm) thick
4: 0.8(mm) thick
5: 1.6(mm) thick
6: 3.2(mm) thick
7: 6.4(mm) thick
8: 1.28(cm) thick
9: 2.56(cm) thick
10: 5.12(cm) thick
11: 10.24(cm) thick
12: 20.48(cm) thick
13: 40.96(cm) thick
14: 81.92(cm) thick
15: 1.64(m) thick
16: 3.28(m) thick
17: 6.56(m) thick
18: 13.12(m) thick
19: 26.24(m) thick
20: 52.48(m) thick
21: 104.96(m) thick
22: 209.92(m) thick
23: 419.84(m) thick
24: 839.68(m) thick
25: 1.68(km) thick
26: 3.36(km) thick
27: 6.72(km) thick
28: 13.44(km) thick
29: 26.88(km) thick
30: 53.76(km) thick
31: 107.52(km) thick
32: 215.04(km) thick
33: 430.08(km) thick
34: 860.16(km) thick
35: 1,720.32(km) thick
36: 3,440.64(km) thick
37: 6,881.28(km) thick
38: 13,762.56(km) thick
39: 27,525.12(km) thick
40: 55,050.24(km) thick
41: 110,100.48(km) thick
42: 220,200.96(km) thick
43: 440,401.92(km) thick
44: 880,803.84(km) thick
45: 1,761,607.68(km) thick
46: 3,523,215.36(km) thick
47: 7,046,430.72(km) thick
48: 14,092,861.4(km) thick
49: 28,185,722.9(km) thick
50: 56,371,445.8(km) thick
51: 112,742,892(km) thick
52: 225,485,783(km) thick
53: 450,971,566(km) thick
54: 901,943,132(km) thick
55: 1,803,886,264(km) thick
56: 3,607,772,528(km) thick
57: 7,215,545,056(km) thick
58: 14,431,090,112(km) thick
59: 28,862,180,224(km) thick
60: 57,724,360,448(km) thick
61: 115,448,720,896(km) thick
62: 230,897,441,792(km) thick
63: 461,794,883,584(km) thick
64: 923,589,767,168(km) thick
65: 1,847,179,534,336(km) thick
66: 3,694,359,068,672(km) thick
67: 7,388,718,137,344(km) thick
68: 1.6(ly) thick
69: 3.2(ly) thick
70: 6.4(ly) thick
71: 12.8(ly) thick
72: 25.6(ly) thick
73: 51.2(ly) thick
74: 102.4(ly) thick
75: 204.8(ly) thick
76: 409.6(ly) thick
77: 819.2(ly) thick
78: 1,638.4(ly) thick
79: 3,277(ly) thick
80: 6,554(ly) thick
81: 13,108(ly) thick
82: 26,216(ly) thick
83: 52,432(ly) thick
84: 104,864(ly) thick
85: 209,728(ly) thick
86: 419,456(ly) thick
87: 838,912(ly) thick
88: 1,677,824(ly) thick
89: 3,355,648(ly) thick
90: 6,711,296(ly) thick
91: 13,422,592(ly) thick
92: 26,845,184(ly) thick
93: 53,690,368(ly) thick
94: 107,380,736(ly) thick
95: 214,761,472(ly) thick
96: 429,522,944(ly) thick
97: 859,045,888(ly) thick
98: 1,718,091,776(ly) thick
99: 3,436,183,552(ly) thick
100: 6,872,367,104(ly) thick
101: 13,744,734,208(ly) thick
102: 27,489,468,416(ly) thick
103: 54,978,936,832(ly) thick
after folding a paper 103 times, the thickness of a paper would be
54,978,936,832 Light Years long! (1 light year = 9.4 trillion km or 5.9
trillion miles)
Alex SH PAPER BE THIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICK (sorry)
I'm suprised you did all these calculations. I'd work this out myself to confirm you didn't just write random integers. But i won't do it.
MyOpinionIsAFACT but it's not that hard, just double the number
Folding a paper 103 times! Numerical Style
(Do Not COPY and PASTE)
1: 0.1(mm) thick
2: 0.2(mm) thick
3: 0.4(mm) thick
4: 0.8(mm) thick
5: 1.6(mm) thick
6: 3.2(mm) thick
7: 6.4(mm) thick
8: 1.28(cm) thick
9: 2.56(cm) thick
10: 5.12(cm) thick
11: 10.24(cm) thick
12: 20.48(cm) thick
13: 40.96(cm) thick
14: 81.92(cm) thick
15: 1.64(m) thick
16: 3.28(m) thick
17: 6.56(m) thick
18: 13.12(m) thick
19: 26.24(m) thick
20: 52.48(m) thick
21: 104.96(m) thick
22: 209.92(m) thick
23: 419.84(m) thick
24: 839.68(m) thick
25: 1.68(km) thick
26: 3.36(km) thick
27: 6.72(km) thick
28: 13.44(km) thick
29: 26.88(km) thick
30: 53.76(km) thick
31: 107.52(km) thick
32: 215.04(km) thick
33: 430.08(km) thick
34: 860.16(km) thick
35: 1,720.32(km) thick
36: 3,440.64(km) thick
37: 6,881.28(km) thick
38: 13,762.56(km) thick
39: 27,525.12(km) thick
40: 55,050.24(km) thick
41: 110,100.48(km) thick
42: 220,200.96(km) thick
43: 440,401.92(km) thick
44: 880,803.84(km) thick
45: 1,761,607.68(km) thick
46: 3,523,215.36(km) thick
47: 7,046,430.72(km) thick
48: 14,092,861.4(km) thick
49: 28,185,722.9(km) thick
50: 56,371,445.8(km) thick
51: 112,742,892(km) thick
52: 225,485,783(km) thick
53: 450,971,566(km) thick
54: 901,943,132(km) thick
55: 1,803,886,264(km) thick
56: 3,607,772,528(km) thick
57: 7,215,545,056(km) thick
58: 14,431,090,112(km) thick
59: 28,862,180,224(km) thick
60: 57,724,360,448(km) thick
61: 115,448,720,896(km) thick
62: 230,897,441,792(km) thick
63: 461,794,883,584(km) thick
64: 923,589,767,168(km) thick
65: 1,847,179,534,336(km) thick
66: 3,694,359,068,672(km) thick
67: 7,388,718,137,344(km) thick
68: 1.6(ly) thick
69: 3.2(ly) thick
70: 6.4(ly) thick
71: 12.8(ly) thick
72: 25.6(ly) thick
73: 51.2(ly) thick
74: 102.4(ly) thick
75: 204.8(ly) thick
76: 409.6(ly) thick
77: 819.2(ly) thick
78: 1,638.4(ly) thick
79: 3,277(ly) thick
80: 6,554(ly) thick
81: 13,108(ly) thick
82: 26,216(ly) thick
83: 52,432(ly) thick
84: 104,864(ly) thick
85: 209,728(ly) thick
86: 419,456(ly) thick
87: 838,912(ly) thick
88: 1,677,824(ly) thick
89: 3,355,648(ly) thick
90: 6,711,296(ly) thick
91: 13,422,592(ly) thick
92: 26,845,184(ly) thick
93: 53,690,368(ly) thick
94: 107,380,736(ly) thick
95: 214,761,472(ly) thick
96: 429,522,944(ly) thick
97: 859,045,888(ly) thick
98: 1,718,091,776(ly) thick
99: 3,436,183,552(ly) thick
100: 6,872,367,104(ly) thick
101: 13,744,734,208(ly) thick
102: 27,489,468,416(ly) thick
103: 54,978,936,832(ly) thick
after folding a paper 103 times, the thickness of a paper would be
54,978,936,832 Light Years long! (1 light year = 9.4 trillion km or 5.9
@@pekee9304 lol
complete waste of paper
+CAL1FORNIASUPERSTAR That lump of paper would most definitely be recycled to make more paper. This is just a poor use of the energy needed to produce the paper and the energy needed to recycle it.
they can actually use it for some sort of stuff for example math homework or copying notes or a diary and not just left blank for a complete hideous reason, it would make sense if all that paper was actually put into use before wasted like that, they could have used it for doing basic everyday stuff rather then leaving it blank, tuffnar, it may look to some perspectives that you are right if those perspectives are from people who didn't use their brains logically enough while reading this, but just a bit of logic put into this comment, you can easily know that it really doesn't make much sense.
I don't know for sure but it might not be reusable because it was on the ground and had gotten all dirty. Also it was specially cut.
Jamaal Abdul-Rahim stop whining
Such beauty
Is this supposed to be ....impressive or something? To beat this "record" you just need to produce longer paper, or a combo of longer and thinner material. It doesnt take any skill or intelligence just a matter of how much money you wanna throw at the project to manufacture the sheet.
+Fangs of Yima there is a lot more weirder record that has been beaten.. there is also record that risk life
also folding this much paper is hard.. you can see the thickness of the paper and you will need some strength and technique to fold it..
so it does take skill :P
+Fangs of Yima The record is yours to take m8
Not all records are skill based. Some need hard work.
You convinced me
The record is with a normal A4 paper sheet
"Paper folding pioneer" Lmao, I ber her parents are real proud.
+Anthony Lamanna much more productive to be a roller of papers
+Anthony Lamanna Where is your name in a book? What equations have you invented? Your parents must be super proud too.
Lol guys chill, just having a laugh.
+Patrick Hill and you're quite stupid. anyone can come up with a mathematical equation and plus she didnt invent it. lol
+jp quit being offended, if he had said the samething about a guy, yall would all be calling him a nerd and wouldn't care, but since his comment is about a girl you get butthurt. for real just stfu.
"Mathematically impossible to fold it in half more than 7 times"
"Mathematically impossible"
"Mathematically"
You mean physically. Mathematics as we understand is bent to our whim, and has no limits. Matter doesn't exist in the realm of mathematics. Folding paper is just an example of exponential growth, which can just go on forever.
ok
you must be a kid
If you're referring such remark towards me, I'm arbitrarily posting comments which I choose to preserve so I can access them later, including this one explaining that "ok" of mine.
not u
Replying to a comment i made 5 months ago? And you call me retarded mate...
32 more and you reached the moon
42
There is a difference between FOLDING and CURVING you know... And example of folding are folds 1-12, an example of curving is "fold" 13. A true fold I when the whole surface area touches the whole other surface area ( if that makes sense...)
After seeing that Reddit post about that hydraulic shattering the piece of paper folded 7 times I've been procrastinating on these random videos about it.
lolol same
Lol same
+Yum Yum Rainbows yep
what am i doing with my life
Same here.. 😂
At least you're not trying to fold paper 13 times.
I'm calling bs on #13
yep.
bro the input of the equation for the number of fold was 12 and they were able to fold 12 times, sure he used 33% more than predicted but that doesnt mean it's enough to do 13 fold
@@Lifeissimplebro He meant that fold #13 shouldn't count. He's not questioning the integrity of the paper folding equation
That mass of folded paper at the end looks very dangerous like it could attack at any time.
For anyone wondering, it takes one average sized tree to make around 19 miles. NOT EXACTLY!
Not even close... There are inches of layers there in which the paper isn't over itself. The inner most layer should at the least make contact with itself to be considered a fold.
what the mythbusters did in the NASA hangar was alot cooler than this
except it wasn't in proper 8-4 ratio so it was invalid
+Chris Hall false
@@chrishall2594 The only true paper ratio is 1 on root 2!
Does it consider the paper thickness? If the paper is sufficiently thin, you can do more than 7 with an 8.5 x 11.
Come on.
1:26. Thickness is in the equation to find length required for folding, it gets multiplied by Pi. They explain in the video what "t" stands for.
Well I got 8...
*Folding paper 13 times*
Thats a great accomplishment
I have only ONE question for the world: *WHY?*
WHY not?
***** God doesn't even real.
No, he really doesn't.
***** Because our current understanding of science disproves every god that has been dreamed up by ancient humans who did not have any understanding of physics, biology (evolution), chemistry, psychology, neurology, and more.
All of the Greek, Roman, and Middle Eastern gods that have been created by man were ways of describing the universe the best they could.
These people were completely uneducated, often times illiterate, they believed the Earth was at the center of the universe, and that natural phenomena such as volcanic eruptions were happening because they made God angry.
They were malnourished, and didn't have any explanation or understanding of mental illness. If someone made an outrageous claim of speaking to 'God', there was nobody qualified enough to question it, and many people being uneducated, believed it.
These beliefs soon became authority, and people were raised by their parents to follow these rules and beliefs. This is what started religious tradition.
These people and their ways of thinking have absolutely no relevance in our modern, scientific era.
Nothing in the Bible or any other Holy Book can be falsified, or undergo scientific experimentation. This means that if you choose to believe in the Bible, you are choosing to blindly follow the insane ramblings of our severely uneducated predecessors. The same predecessors who believed that women are second class citizens, the same people who stoned homosexuals to death, the same people who supported slavery.
Open your eyes, and see that every religion is a product of human ignorance about how our universe operates. See that an all powerful, all loving, and all knowing God would never let his creations suffer thousands of years of pain and oppression from human authority. See that we are merely a species of life on Earth, just the same any other species.
Binkie Pinkie Science cannot do these things: make a burning bush speak, allow a man to live 3 days in the digestive tract of an oceanic creature, create and destroy planet-covering amounts of water, cause water to defy very basic physics, instantaneously transmute a human being into salt, distribute 2 tonnes of food from a small hand basket, etc etc etc etc etc. I assure you, there's nothing but myth in the bible. Anything remotely close to science has come from centuries of re-translating to fit the times.
“hydraulic press has left the chat”
We’re are you from
Now take the paper and make the worlds biggest compost pile.
damn
impressive - to people who know nothing about multiplication and exponentiation.
Well, if you could create a "paper" sheet out of graphene you'd only need one with a length of 12 mm to fold it 13 times!
Kaoskadosk Then it’s not paper...
Could u even feel it then
Kids in Africa could have eaten that paper.
nic3
they still can, it'll just be much easier because of how thick it is!
Craig muir dangg
Paper could have eaten those kids in Africa.
The world record should be most paper wasted while trying to do a world record
glad you cut down a forrest to beat a record
It's recycled. That tree was probably cut down in the 90s originally.
for god's sake Ryan
Paper comes from farmed trees, numbnuts
More like 1/10 of a tree....
Ryan Farewell
BOI!!
You're the second person so far who said this.
YOU. DONE. *GOOFED.*
1952: i bet there will be flying cars in 2018
2018 =
2013*
This increased my knowledge by 10 fold
paapedswan
I bet my librarian from highschool is flipping the hell out iver all that wasted paper
The children in africa could have eaten that paper
I can fold it 70 times but not like how you fold it
I know how you did it. X)
ok thats not a real fold then stfu
*oh really*
I folded a scrap book page 8 times in half
Cole Mccarthy because it’s not A10 Paper. It’s a different size, so it’s easier
1953: In 2013 we will have flying cars
2013: Folding paper 13 times
the future was wonderful, i feel nostalgic about it
Who instantly searched Maximum paper folds after watching 'folding paper 400 times'
Close ur eyes at 4:03
bruh -_-
1:15 When she comes up with an equation for folding space, let me know.
So This is why they cut Down the rain forests?
So this is why aliens have not visited us yet. We wasted too much time on paper equations.
Nope. Not a proper 13th fold.
I thought this was folding
Imagine becoming a mathematician to fold paper
That isn't even a true fold, you are just taking it back and forth.
Trees : *I hate humans*
Pffff, I folded my paper 32 times and it was regular size
you are not folding it in half unless the number 32 is in base 4, then it converts to 14.
R/woosh
@@larho9031 Dude, I don't know what kinda math you did, but I folded it 32 times
@@takeshi2449 What's 98 squared? It's 9 17/18. I'm good at math.
1548283*11=17031113, I think.
@@larho9031 I'm gud at math stuff to!
*proceeds to use google calculator*
Folds paper for 12 hours "it's a great accomplishment."
Well, if u can fold a paper 42 times it's gonna reach the moon.....
Omg why would someone waste all that time and paper on such a thing.. total waste.
Or maybe... They just want to experiment with an uncommon object (i.e. Paper) and have fun while doing it.
plus they most probably recycled it afterwords to make it into more paper so not a waste...
Sync
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
so.... lets disregard the dimensions of A4 paper, and just use ar eally long toliet paper for a titan..... are you fucking kidding? the least you can do is keep it within the dimensions of the A4 paper.
lets set a record using something that otherwise doesn't fit the "mathmatically" impossible equation. . .and instead, bypasses it, that we claim to be true to that equation what the fuck?
This is the only world record that anyone can do
Save tress? I guess? Is that even a thing yet?
lol easy just fold it then unfold it. Next.
damn
What fraud, a curve is not a fold since there's no crease and by 7th bend the paper is 256 layers thick and at 12 times your at 8192 so your actually rolling by then. Around fold six your well into bending the paper already and are actually not decreasing the surface area at all because folding it gives you three dimensions instead of two....
Well it's considered as world record
GALAVAN THINKS THE ACHIEVEMENT WAS A WASTE OF PAPER
I just discovered i have no life after watching this
folded an 8cm by 21cm piece paper 8x
busted!!!
It is funny. I think what they mean u can't fold a paper over 7times is not fold in this way. ,,........
What your friend sees when trying to roll the blunt for the first time
Who really didn’t have anything better to do than volunteer for this
That's a lot of trees
And this, this is why team trees happened
A very good experimental confirmation. And importantly done with a single piece of paper, though hard to find. If multiple pieces of paper are allowed one could just stack two 12 folds together tape the ends together and say they had done a 13, avoiding the fact the equations show it takes about four times as much paper to do each fold.
87 folds would get you to Andromeda
0:26 It's mathematically impossible to fold a sheet of A4 paper like this more than 7 times.
Mythbusters surpassed mathemathics.
+Nichtzukennen They used a different kind of paper. Not A4
Chris CrelicX
SHHHHHHH Stop crushing my dreams... :'(
The 13th fold wasn't done, it shouldn't count. They only did 12 folds.
why is this even a world record?
1:53 that “millionthhsSSS” was aggressive
Why did this pop up in my recommends and why did I watch it??
Mr. Beast wouldn't be proud.
Why is this on my recommend?
so in order to reach the moon you need more than 20 miles of paper
now let me do 102013392 folds
"Paper Folding Pioneer" wait what the actual fu-
100 folds is thicker than the observable universe that's why you can't go past 7
No trees were harmed in the making of this video.
More like... less than a quarter of a tree was barely harmed.
As an artist, I'm cringing so hard at how clean papers are wasted just like that.
PROBABLY. *RECYCLED.*
You'll get your paper back.
Trees be like "THAT'S WHAT YOU CUT US FOR?"
I always thought you were supposed to fold it in half turn 90 degrees and fol again.
Isn't the record supposed to be folding the sheet of paper in half each time?
Wouldn't the original roll of paper beat the record if if you pressed it flat?
The real quiestion. How many paper we need to fold 400 times?
I wanna try folding it 400 times.
I cringed when he threw the papers into the bin.
Just wet the paper
imagine the paper ripped
Last fold was more like a bend
Who knew it could take 12 hours to fold paper.
**whips out toilet roll**
When people tell you to get a life and you don't know what that means
Imagine the trees watching this
We can make a bridge using paper folds!
Quit wasting paper
RileyUnlimited Who cares? That whole video is like a tree, probably less, and it’s being recycled anyways
Anyone come here after "Folding paper 400 times"
What about the trees? THE TREES?
Such a great achievement that he can fold paper.