I am moved beyond awe by such amazing skill and imagination. As a westerner who has had some experience with basic origami, I am humbled by such mastery. Obviously human achievement goes far beyond my wildest dreams.
Aa high school math teacher, I stressed paper folding. (For example, the book "Patty Paper Geometry" has many great activities.) I was SHOCKED by the cluelessness of many students about even simple paper folding! They got confused very easily. I think paper folding needs to be part of the elementary school curriculum. It's fun and an artform! Even making a cootie catcher with memory items to study for a test is fun.
I am 59 years old. When I was 11, a Japanese-Brazilian schoolmate taught me how to make some origami animals and objects. To this day I haven't forgotten how to fold those wonderful things. Unfortunately I didn't learn how to do others.
The year of the production of this documentary belongs in the description. The comment "plan to launch in 2020" heard at some point in the NASA subplot struck me with surprise.
You are correct. I hunted for the date in the description too. Then the Comments for an update. Nothing refers to the date of production except your comment based on a similar observation of the narrative as myself. ● Date 2015 finally appears for a few seconds in the End Credits @ 51:54 hidden by advertisements for other documentaries. *NINE YEARS OLD IN 2024* Sad 😮
After looking up the director in the credits, François-Xavier Vives, I was able to find that this was originally released as a NOVA episode in 2017 called "The Origami Revolution" which you can find on UA-cam. I wouldn't be surprised if the original footage is a few years older, as it can take years for a project to get picked up by an outlet. If you watch the original version, you'll soon recognize that this version has been completely re-edited with a different narrator and script. I do like this version better, but it would be nice if they included the original production date so viewers could get a sense of how old the information is.
Ah, actually digging even further, it was originally released in French in 2015 as "Un monde en plis - Le Code origami" (A World in Folds - The Origami Code), so it's really been around the block :)
In this is the promise of the raw power of geometry. Ever since the industrial revolution, we have only just scratched the surface of geometry because we have always had abundant and cheap fossil fuel energy to throw at a problem. As fossil fuels diminish, we will finally be coerced into utilizing the same properties that nature does, to survive. I see in the mathematics of paper folding, our unfolding future...
So, if space is folded, in order to travel in space, find a nearby fold, or "trail" of folds, ending where we want to go and just let it unfold us at our destination.
I remember touring a Sikorsky helicopter when I was a kid, like 40 years ago, and someone handing me a sample of “honeycomb” that was a sandwich used to build the walls. That thing was badass. 🤙🏽🤯
i remember back in the day there was no internet and the TV han no cable channels early 90's. Dad bought us a cool origami booklet, and we've folded about a hundred cranes. That was a great weekend. More than 30 years ago. Eight years ago, I helped fold cranes for a wedding. Today, I plan to fold a beautiful rose and a leaf for my fiancé
Why looking at all these truly fascinating fantastic developments does not thrill my heart? Why is war and killer robot transformer the first that comes to mind? Am I diseased? Or is Boston also the seat of a company called Boston Dynamics? Hate being a spoil-sport but somehow I cannot help it. How I wish the world could be different! Wonderful! How wonderful!
The objectives of origami designing should be 1. how to minimize A- the number of crease and B- the waste of paper i.e., the proportion of paper used to paper seen as principal part of 3D object. 2. maintaining the similarity and strength. I love origami folding and happy to see the progress.
I am amazed with the complexity of origami which i didn't know anything of, except the child version of origami. At 23:15 when Joan Sallas says, no one invented origami, it was already there. I think to myself, only God created it and He did it so wondefull. Amazing world we live in, and thank God for talents to discover His great works of art.
What an interesting film, after a working life in architecture and design and now very much retired still make "things". I shall look at this programme again and again in the future. Thank you for posting.
I'm reminded by the breakthrough impact when math and supercomputers began the fractal algorithm revolution in the 1970's. The first of these inventions was in the making of battlescenes in Starwars. The explostions were rendered purely from the fractal algorithm made possible in extremely fast distributed parallel processing super computer design revolution.
Watching this origami video, it occurred to me that holography may have something to do with origami. Not only plants, but the human body displays origami in its simplicity and complexity.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
@@leibfriedwolfgang9155 you’re correct sir but I’m not an accoustic musician it was a request for a physical modeling waveformer from some friends… I can get the image on an oscilloscope using pure data but that’s an image transfer.. if i could maintain the motion and physical action then apply it to any wave form i would be quite excited.
@@leibfriedwolfgang9155 I’m not looking for self similarity or fractal waves it’s a very specific request about the origami folds…. All of the rest is there…. It is an explicit request .
The BIG EXPANSIAN (BANG) UNfolding! It all starterd with origami! And it evolved into a FLAT kosmos, according to The Origami Code! This could start a new religious cult! Fascinating! Quantum origami!
It is 3:50 AM An d I found this documentary, and I am more awake than that when it is Friday @ 4:59 PM... I thought origami was limited to the traditional patterns of the swan, the boat, etc... but how many folds can you get out of a sheet of paper... and what size? I cant sleep thinking about me folding a piece of paper to make something... Good luck tomorrow morning getting up!
Very cool movie. For a folding-aficionado like me a real marvel! I wonder, how many people developed, detected or invented the so called Waterbomb Tesselation (2:48-2:53, 25: 10 [Origami Stents], 32:04-32:15, 35:30-35:32, 35:44-35:47, 35:53-35:56), formerly Pineapple Folding, in the early nineties. Really, I was one of em. From the day I first held it in my hands untill I had to realize, I had no salesman skills at all, I was folding day and night for two whole years. Then I found the texture/structure printed over a double-page in a book named Bionik. I almost got a heart attack, when I read, the thing was so new, they don't know, what purpose it could serve. A decade later I found out, the picture in that book came from Prof. Biruta Kresling in collaboration with a student. I immediately wrote her an Email with my story, and to my surprise, she wrote me back and told me bout the success of this folding pattern I called "Performer". And then, did I feel deceived. No, I felt honoured, that I received an answer of such an icon in the field of developmental folding and - according to the sucess of the shape - the confirmation, that I didn't waste my time with blunder. Thank You, Biruta Kresling, for taking me serious. I hope Your still fine an healthy!
Some questions: What makes Robert Lang the most influential artist in the world. Which is the most innovating sculpture folded by one sheet of paper? That spider? The pattern of the spider is complex, but not unsolvable without a computer. Of course, his Origamis are great, but what are the superlatives all about. Why are You putting Japanese Origami in the same pot like any paper folding of any culture? There was no other paper capable of such strength and thinness to fold anything else than a crane or napkin variations. Origami and Dark Matter: Asian women origamiing the brainchild of a white male based upon pure theory.
If you "magically" interpret potential positioning superposition in e-Inflation as pure-math relative-timing functions and transverse P-i Singularity-point positioning @zero-infinity vanishing-into-no-thing Eternity-now sync-duration-> log-antilog 2-ness in 3-ness Sublimation-Tunnelling jumps of dimensionality coordination, it matters to the intended design of a frozen phase-locked coherence-cohesion objective-aspects of material substantiation in/of relative-timing Principle Imagery projection-drawing Actuality. The Observer has recognized a state of being inherent in the Eternity-now modulation cause-effect mechanism of universal Logarithmic Time Duration, Mind-Body Fusion-Fission Function Timing Conception.
All handcraft that envelopes making 3d shapes of a 2d material benefits from knowing this! Tinkerers, seamstress/tailors, saddlemakers, bookbinders etc etc... But only a few of 100 000 will understand, and only a few in millions will adopt it... We may adopt it in practice, but seldom in theory... Say´s me a "sc" master tinsmith...
I'm very curious Sir to know can you do these designs without the triangle do you have that mathematics and if it cannot be done without using the triangle why
This is 'almost incredible ' but what is more incredible is the statement that "evolution stumbled upon" a process that our best science can barely replicate. Was E type jaguar design 'stumbled upon'? Yvs St Laurents works stumbled upon? Eiffel Tower stumbled upon? Our very lives depend on our getting this presumption right.
So this video basically explains how there is no difference between 2d and 3d when it comes to construction. A 3d object is just a 2d pattern folded onto itself. That means that higher dimensions, are no different. A 4d object is just a 3d object folded onto itself, which is a 2d object folded onto itself. Ans 1d is the fold pattern on the 2d object that folds to make the 3d object. The 3d object folds to make the 4d object, and it's all just a a pattern of folds. I think we need to look more into lower dimensional states. If we understood how it all folds up to complexity from pattern of points, to flat sheet, to complex 3d objects. We would understand more clearly the structure of the universe.
I agree but the basic science is still great to watch even though within the covid jab it has self relicating nanotechnology using origami processes . This is old but still great.I think at the time it was made much of this was new or covert new. Its still interesting but should date it.
I wonder if such folding applies to space itself? Around eleven minutes in it he folds "two dimensions" into three. And in the process trades area for volume.
I was once in a relationship with an ignorant constantly yapping lady who's sadly the cousin to all Karens. She believed "Origami" was shorthand for "Original Gaming" and believed she herself to be an Origami of Nintendo NES after the release of the Super Nintendo Classic Edition (SNES). Nevertheless, I would not correct her understanding. I only hope when that day comes, its caught on camera.
who remembers 'folding at home'? using ur pc processing power to help fold or unfold proteins back in the day? Mr Musk should be giving this area of skill a good looking into. maybe for heatshield tiles. since the shrinking cryo base and expanded heated tiles require this type of stiff flexible solutions. so stars are pinch points of dark matter? z-pinches? that convert dark matter into radiant energy and also visible matter? so lets say dark matter has folded and pinched. the density of the dark matter at these points could give rise to fusion? or does it specifically need to pinch hydrogen gas pockets? maybe hydrogen comes from pinched and twisted dark matter?
Most likely the shielding structure from the James Webb telescope. Depending on how old this documentary is, combined with the postponement of the timeline the prototype shown might be one of the first drafts.
I find it funny that they talk about the math and geometry involved in this art. Yet the artists aren't mathematicians. To them, its just an art. I bet there are only a handful of people on the planet that understand the math involved in this. I played billiards most of my life. Ive never once used math in any game ive played except to figure out the score. But somehow, mathameticians say that the game is all about math?? I bet the best pool players in the world don't know a thing in the world about the math involved in the game, same as origami artists. It seems to me that building a program to convert a 3D image into the folds on a piece of paper, is a way to take the "Art" out of the artist. Seems like a corpoate way of making art.
El origami se puede usar para ocultar la luz de nuestro sol, en una direcciòn especifica para que seamos invisibles (en el espectro de luz visible, talvez tambien en el espectro tèrmico) para que otros sistemas planetarios no nos puedan detectar por el brillo y calor de nuestro sol.
I'm thinking about the permits that's a triangle and I'm seeing the design of a triangle constantly there's a science behind the triangle collecting power energy in which the triangle is very important
Dark matter is really primordial space from before the big bang. Dark matter regions of space don't appear to be expanding with the rest of the universe.
I did it the mathematic numbers are folding is space because space is lines and everything is numbers and all of those designs could be mathematically added up in numbers to exist interesting
if a car is one tonne....and it has 4 tires to disperse the weight then I believe you need to balance it on its nose over your origami test block to get the full one tonne....not just one wheel
Potential issue with the stint idea would be keeping it from folding shut!!! If the artery constricts the stint would just fold closed. Need something that can fold but lock into place..
This documentary is a must watch for everyone, especially in school or university.
Folding design needs to be applied more widely
I am moved beyond awe by such amazing skill and imagination. As a westerner who has had some experience with basic origami, I am humbled by such mastery. Obviously human achievement goes far beyond my wildest dreams.
Aa high school math teacher, I stressed paper folding. (For example, the book "Patty Paper Geometry" has many great activities.) I was SHOCKED by the cluelessness of many students about even simple paper folding! They got confused very easily. I think paper folding needs to be part of the elementary school curriculum. It's fun and an artform! Even making a cootie catcher with memory items to study for a test is fun.
Cooty catcher lmfao, what a throwback.
This is in my top 3 best videos I watched on UA-cam this year. Kudos
I am 59 years old. When I was 11, a Japanese-Brazilian schoolmate taught me how to make some origami animals and objects. To this day I haven't forgotten how to fold those wonderful things. Unfortunately I didn't learn how to do others.
Fortunately, it's not too late! There's tons of videos on how to fold objects on this platform, and learning keeps the brain young!
Little men will always be amazed by the way our maker created everything. Amazed every time we get to kinda comprehend a little bit.
The year of the production of this documentary belongs in the description. The comment "plan to launch in 2020" heard at some point in the NASA subplot struck me with surprise.
L😮
You are correct. I hunted for the date in the description too. Then the Comments for an update. Nothing refers to the date of production except your comment based on a similar observation of the narrative as myself.
● Date 2015 finally appears for a few seconds in the End Credits @ 51:54 hidden by advertisements for other documentaries.
*NINE YEARS OLD IN 2024* Sad 😮
After looking up the director in the credits, François-Xavier Vives, I was able to find that this was originally released as a NOVA episode in 2017 called "The Origami Revolution" which you can find on UA-cam. I wouldn't be surprised if the original footage is a few years older, as it can take years for a project to get picked up by an outlet. If you watch the original version, you'll soon recognize that this version has been completely re-edited with a different narrator and script. I do like this version better, but it would be nice if they included the original production date so viewers could get a sense of how old the information is.
Ah, actually digging even further, it was originally released in French in 2015 as "Un monde en plis - Le Code origami" (A World in Folds - The Origami Code), so it's really been around the block :)
In this is the promise of the raw power of geometry. Ever since the industrial revolution, we have only just scratched the surface of geometry because we have always had abundant and cheap fossil fuel energy to throw at a problem. As fossil fuels diminish, we will finally be coerced into utilizing the same properties that nature does, to survive. I see in the mathematics of paper folding, our unfolding future...
we're bound to this origami plane of existence , we're all in the folds....
So, if space is folded, in order to travel in space, find a nearby fold, or "trail" of folds, ending where we want to go and just let it unfold us at our destination.
Parametric architecture was born. Japan, thank you.
I remember touring a Sikorsky helicopter when I was a kid, like 40 years ago, and someone handing me a sample of “honeycomb” that was a sandwich used to build the walls. That thing was badass. 🤙🏽🤯
i remember back in the day there was no internet and the TV han no cable channels early 90's. Dad bought us a cool origami booklet, and we've folded about a hundred cranes. That was a great weekend. More than 30 years ago. Eight years ago, I helped fold cranes for a wedding. Today, I plan to fold a beautiful rose and a leaf for my fiancé
из личного опыта только лиса из 50 евро на подарок.
"from personal experience, only a fox from 50 euros for a gift."
@@sueboberki cool bro, and how much was the nuke?
@@badjaeaux Did a nuclear bomb really cost 50 euros?!)))
Why looking at all these truly fascinating fantastic developments does not thrill my heart? Why is war and killer robot transformer the first that comes to mind? Am I diseased? Or is Boston also the seat of a company called Boston Dynamics? Hate being a spoil-sport but somehow I cannot help it. How I wish the world could be different! Wonderful! How wonderful!
This documentary does a great job of building the concepts. Excellent narrative flow.
The objectives of origami designing should be 1. how to minimize A- the number of crease and B- the waste of paper i.e., the proportion of paper used to paper seen as principal part of 3D object. 2. maintaining the similarity and strength. I love origami folding and happy to see the progress.
More creases more detail though
I did a bit of folding of a single sheet and wanted to learn more. Thanks for your video! 💌
That spider ....wow!
WOW! What an inspiring documentary. Thank you!
I am amazed with the complexity of origami which i didn't know anything of, except the child version of origami. At 23:15 when Joan Sallas says, no one invented origami, it was already there. I think to myself, only God created it and He did it so wondefull. Amazing world we live in, and thank God for talents to discover His great works of art.
Amén. Biomimicry is just us copying his handiwork
Well compiled, illustrated and told documentary underlaid with intriguing music. I enjoyed whatching it. Thank you!
What an interesting film, after a working life in architecture and design and now very much retired still make "things". I shall look
at this programme again and again in the future. Thank you for posting.
This is so mind blowing.
Прекрасный образец образовательного фильма! Аплодирую стоя! И делюсь! Спасибо создателям этого шедевра!
As a Master paper bender, I was fascinated by the simplicity of your origami.
This documentary is at least 10 years old.
Ufuk açıcı, harika bir paylaşım teşekkürler.
Çocukluğumuzda TRT de origami öğreten bir teyzemiz vardı. Pelikan yapıyordu.
Beautiful ,the complex shape of nature is in the origami
I'm reminded by the breakthrough impact when math and supercomputers began the fractal algorithm revolution in the 1970's. The first of these inventions was in the making of battlescenes in Starwars.
The explostions were rendered purely from the fractal algorithm made possible in extremely fast distributed parallel processing super computer design revolution.
I think this is my third or fourth time watching this 😄 it was on nebula for a while
Amazing video. Thanks for posting this. I feel like I stepped into a new world of possibilities.
This is so incredible 😮 I didn’t put 2 & 2 together, folding existed before paper
Fascinating. Thinking of fractals now. And nano-tech.
Great work mate, very objective. You opened my eyee
Watching this origami video, it occurred to me that holography may have something to do with origami. Not only plants, but the human body displays origami in its simplicity and complexity.
I had the same thought.
14:30 The guys last name is Floderer??
A favorite of mine is the distribution or broadcasting capabilities of milkweed pod seeds
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
Oragani has made a great contribution to joint rolling as well
A Japanese girl was once complaining to me that at parties everyone asked her to roll joints cause she was alittle too good at it.
How can I apply it to wave folding waveforms in sound design
Keep going
U find it in every Akustik Instrument!
@@leibfriedwolfgang9155 you’re correct sir but I’m not an accoustic musician it was a request for a physical modeling waveformer from some friends… I can get the image on an oscilloscope using pure data but that’s an image transfer.. if i could maintain the motion and physical action then apply it to any wave form i would be quite excited.
@@leibfriedwolfgang9155 I’m not looking for self similarity or fractal waves it’s a very specific request about the origami folds…. All of the rest is there…. It is an explicit request .
So the universe was folding before it was cool
The BIG EXPANSIAN (BANG) UNfolding! It all starterd with origami! And it evolved into a FLAT kosmos, according to The Origami Code! This could start a new religious cult! Fascinating! Quantum origami!
12:40 it's so weirdly funny to listen to your native language with an voiceover in another language ^^
It is 3:50 AM An d I found this documentary, and I am more awake than that when it is Friday @ 4:59 PM... I thought origami was limited to the traditional patterns of the swan, the boat, etc... but how many folds can you get out of a sheet of paper... and what size? I cant sleep thinking about me folding a piece of paper to make something... Good luck tomorrow morning getting up!
When that car rolls onto that folded core? 🤯🤯🤯
Very cool movie. For a folding-aficionado like me a real marvel!
I wonder, how many people developed, detected or invented the so called Waterbomb Tesselation (2:48-2:53, 25: 10 [Origami Stents], 32:04-32:15, 35:30-35:32, 35:44-35:47, 35:53-35:56), formerly Pineapple Folding, in the early nineties.
Really, I was one of em. From the day I first held it in my hands untill I had to realize, I had no salesman skills at all, I was folding day and night for two whole years. Then I found the texture/structure printed over a double-page in a book named Bionik. I almost got a heart attack, when I read, the thing was so new, they don't know, what purpose it could serve. A decade later I found out, the picture in that book came from Prof. Biruta Kresling in collaboration with a student. I immediately wrote her an Email with my story, and to my surprise, she wrote me back and told me bout the success of this folding pattern I called "Performer". And then, did I feel deceived. No, I felt honoured, that I received an answer of such an icon in the field of developmental folding and - according to the sucess of the shape - the confirmation, that I didn't waste my time with blunder.
Thank You, Biruta Kresling, for taking me serious. I hope Your still fine an healthy!
Some questions:
What makes Robert Lang the most influential artist in the world. Which is the most innovating sculpture folded by one sheet of paper? That spider? The pattern of the spider is complex, but not unsolvable without a computer. Of course, his Origamis are great, but what are the superlatives all about.
Why are You putting Japanese Origami in the same pot like any paper folding of any culture? There was no other paper capable of such strength and thinness to fold anything else than a crane or napkin variations.
Origami and Dark Matter: Asian women origamiing the brainchild of a white male based upon pure theory.
This origami reminds me so much of the movie Transformers.
Awesome
Made me speechless!!
I find it hilarious that some of these pictures keeps getting recycled after 20+ years and playing it off. As if This is brand new technology.
What, we just discovered folding, you’re telling me nature has been doing it for 20 + years?! Crazzzzzzy
@@evdm7482just discovered is an understatement.. Origami existed way back in the 17th centuries..
its hilarious cos you are too dumb to create a complex geometrical origami of the spacetime LOL
There is nothing more hilarious then a simpleton behaving like he knows better.,,,🤣😅😂
I love watching children experience the joy of discovery.
If you "magically" interpret potential positioning superposition in e-Inflation as pure-math relative-timing functions and transverse P-i Singularity-point positioning @zero-infinity vanishing-into-no-thing Eternity-now sync-duration-> log-antilog 2-ness in 3-ness Sublimation-Tunnelling jumps of dimensionality coordination, it matters to the intended design of a frozen phase-locked coherence-cohesion objective-aspects of material substantiation in/of relative-timing Principle Imagery projection-drawing Actuality. The Observer has recognized a state of being inherent in the Eternity-now modulation cause-effect mechanism of universal Logarithmic Time Duration, Mind-Body Fusion-Fission Function Timing Conception.
You’ve figured it all out! 🧐
Can you explain it again in layman's terms? 🤔
Amazing stuff
Used to work in a place making balloon catheters and stents 😊
All handcraft that envelopes making 3d shapes of a 2d material benefits from knowing this!
Tinkerers, seamstress/tailors, saddlemakers, bookbinders etc etc...
But only a few of 100 000 will understand, and only a few in millions will adopt it...
We may adopt it in practice, but seldom in theory...
Say´s me a "sc" master tinsmith...
Fascinating!
Origami goes to beyond stars.
Just wait until we start folding space itself
I'm very curious Sir to know can you do these designs without the triangle do you have that mathematics and if it cannot be done without using the triangle why
Everyone looks full zen 🤙🏽😎🖤
This is 'almost incredible ' but what is more incredible is the statement that "evolution stumbled upon" a process that our best science can barely replicate. Was E type jaguar design 'stumbled upon'? Yvs St Laurents works stumbled upon? Eiffel Tower stumbled upon? Our very lives depend on our getting this presumption right.
I always wanted to design an origami house. Just pinch each side, give it a yank and . . . you have a house!
What's the software? can we try it?
Es increíble lo que se puede hacer con una hoja de papel e imaginacion
In the movie Dune the navigators used the principle of folding space to travel across the universe.
Apply it to membrane synthesis in modal sound- wave folding at the highest level
So this video basically explains how there is no difference between 2d and 3d when it comes to construction. A 3d object is just a 2d pattern folded onto itself. That means that higher dimensions, are no different. A 4d object is just a 3d object folded onto itself, which is a 2d object folded onto itself. Ans 1d is the fold pattern on the 2d object that folds to make the 3d object. The 3d object folds to make the 4d object, and it's all just a a pattern of folds. I think we need to look more into lower dimensional states. If we understood how it all folds up to complexity from pattern of points, to flat sheet, to complex 3d objects. We would understand more clearly the structure of the universe.
Smart people there, they all seem to say the same thing. The paper has power ;)
🌟☝️🗽
Wasn't the Webb space telescope heat shield a (series of) folded structure(s)?
I agree but the basic science is still great to watch even though within the covid jab it has self relicating nanotechnology using origami processes . This is old but still great.I think at the time it was made much of this was new or covert new. Its still interesting but should date it.
18:37 They're Hornbeam leaves, not Beech.
I wonder if such folding applies to space itself? Around eleven minutes in it he folds "two dimensions" into three. And in the process trades area for volume.
Okay. Well they touch on this idea right at the end.
So... If you take the estimated proportion of dark matter, you could extrapolate from that how far space will expand, or "unfold"
Just imagry: can I fold water to a droplet that when dripped in a bucket, fills it? :-)
I was once in a relationship with an ignorant constantly yapping lady who's sadly the cousin to all Karens. She believed "Origami" was shorthand for "Original Gaming" and believed she herself to be an Origami of Nintendo NES after the release of the Super Nintendo Classic Edition (SNES). Nevertheless, I would not correct her understanding. I only hope when that day comes, its caught on camera.
And here I have trouble folding a tent to fit into the bag it came out of.
Those are done in factories and basically put the tent in a tube the size of the bag and suck the air out of it its no wonder you're struggling
who remembers 'folding at home'? using ur pc processing power to help fold or unfold proteins back in the day?
Mr Musk should be giving this area of skill a good looking into. maybe for heatshield tiles. since the shrinking cryo base and expanded heated tiles require this type of stiff flexible solutions.
so stars are pinch points of dark matter? z-pinches? that convert dark matter into radiant energy and also visible matter? so lets say dark matter has folded and pinched. the density of the dark matter at these points could give rise to fusion? or does it specifically need to pinch hydrogen gas pockets? maybe hydrogen comes from pinched and twisted dark matter?
Fractal antennae prints should head this direction
"and plan to launch the origami telescope in 2020". When was this film made ?? Not 10mo ago. BTW it's Johns Hopkins not John Hopkins.
Most likely the shielding structure from the James Webb telescope.
Depending on how old this documentary is, combined with the postponement of the timeline the prototype shown might be one of the first drafts.
By now I expect DARPA has some amazing things.
Bucky paper please cover it in this -just started the doc
I find it funny that they talk about the math and geometry involved in this art. Yet the artists aren't mathematicians. To them, its just an art. I bet there are only a handful of people on the planet that understand the math involved in this. I played billiards most of my life. Ive never once used math in any game ive played except to figure out the score. But somehow, mathameticians say that the game is all about math?? I bet the best pool players in the world don't know a thing in the world about the math involved in the game, same as origami artists.
It seems to me that building a program to convert a 3D image into the folds on a piece of paper, is a way to take the "Art" out of the artist. Seems like a corpoate way of making art.
El origami se puede usar para ocultar la luz de nuestro sol, en una direcciòn especifica para que seamos invisibles (en el espectro de luz visible, talvez tambien en el espectro tèrmico) para que otros sistemas planetarios no nos puedan detectar por el brillo y calor de nuestro sol.
I’ve been folding origami for over 60 years and I think that using the computer is the worst form of diminishing origami into a art of disgrace
I'm thinking about the permits that's a triangle and I'm seeing the design of a triangle constantly there's a science behind the triangle collecting power energy in which the triangle is very important
Как в фильме "Назад в будущее" пророческое видение Профессора "флуктуатора".
Very nice documentary.
Not my fault I like to fold.
Dark matter is really primordial space from before the big bang. Dark matter regions of space don't appear to be expanding with the rest of the universe.
I did it the mathematic numbers are folding is space because space is lines and everything is numbers and all of those designs could be mathematically added up in numbers to exist interesting
I did not know that Audrey Hepburn was keen on origami...
Ancient tech
I wonder how the folding beetle came to it's end, in the cause of origami theory.
if a car is one tonne....and it has 4 tires to disperse the weight then I believe you need to balance it on its nose over your origami test block to get the full one tonne....not just one wheel
Universe is a very complicated origami pattern😊
wow way above my head, so crazy
Did the thumbnail have a joint?
Wow so cool 😎
This video makes me wonder is space able boo to fold in and out pen out in different dimensions
Not Miyura-folding but Miura-folding
Potential issue with the stint idea would be keeping it from folding shut!!! If the artery constricts the stint would just fold closed. Need something that can fold but lock into place..
Hmm using machinery should be in its own category when stating who’s a Master.
22:00 - Smooth brain
Overall. . It's a computer creating lines.
Brought to paper.
Nagano is center of Japan not northern.
Omicron draconians are of the dragon moth/dinoid species....
Great.
Every fool it's different in the curve design to give the appearance of the object once thinking in his mind triangle is a very important folde
Condoms are also belongs to origami code