15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemondropI know that folding the paper 50 times only get you 75% of the way to the Sun.
if you could fold a piece of paper in half fifty times its thickness would reach the sun
the power of doubling is amazing
so what do you know?
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterNow I know that Divegester is using marginally thinner paper than lemondrop.
I know that folding the paper 50 times only get you 75% of the way to the Sun.
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterthen fold it one more time buddy
I know that folding the paper 50 times only get you 75% of the way to the Sun.
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @ponderableMy paper thickness is normal, i.e. right in the center of the distribution curve and considered the standard when one is considering "a sheet of paper"
Now I know that Divegester is using marginally thinner paper than lemondrop.
Originally posted by @lemondropFolding is 45 times reaches the moon which is 250,000 miles away (on average).
then fold it one more time buddy
The sun is 93,000,000 miles away so that means I have no idea what comes next in this sentence.
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterfolding 103 times reaches the edge of the universe
Folding is 45 times reaches the moon which is 250,000 miles away (on average).
The sun is 93,000,000 miles away so that means I have no idea what comes next in this sentence.
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemondropSeems so close!
folding 103 times reaches the edge of the universe
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemondropI know that you can't even fold it in half seven times, let alone 50 times. Give it a try.
if you could fold a piece of paper in half fifty times its thickness would reach the sun
the power of doubling is amazing
so what do you know?
15 Aug 18
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Originally posted by @suziannethe record is actually 14 times I believe
I know that you can't even fold it in half seven times, let alone 50 times. Give it a try.
google it
it was like a huge square of toilet paper
I remember when 7 was thought to be the limit but no more
edit: it was 12 times using a sheet of toilet paper four thousand feet long and folding in the same direction that allowed this to be done
google Britny Gallivan
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @divegeesterYou only have to fold 'The Sun' once to fit it into an average wastepaper bin, which is doing the world a favour. (This translates as 'favor' for our American friends)
I know that folding the paper 50 times only get you 75% of the way to the Sun.
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @indonesia-phildid you know that the average human has one testicle
You only have to fold 'The Sun' once to fit it into an average wastepaper bin, which is doing the world a favour. (This translates as 'favor' for our American friends)
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15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemondropSounds like an outbreak of monotesticulitis to me.
did you know that the average human has one testicle
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemondropMen have most of those. Doesn't seem fair, somehow, women should share the burden.
did you know that the average human has one testicle
15 Aug 18
Originally posted by @lemondrop... and less than two arms
did you know that the average human has one testicle