A 14-year-old in New York folded 54 variations of the same origami crease pattern and stacked dumbbells on them to see which collapsed — the winning fold held more than 9,000 times its own weight, the design is aimed at flat-pack disaster shelters, and it to - Space Daily
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A teenager’s systematic crushing of folded paper revealed an origami design that could revolutionize emergency shelters—and won him science’s biggest middle-school prize.
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