They say it is impossible to fold a piece of paper more than seven times. The MythBusters test this classic myth by creating a massive sheet of paper the size of a football field inside a NASA hangar. When folding by hand fails at the seventh layer due to trapped air, they bring in a heavy-duty steamroller to crush the paper and push past the physical limit. Ultimately, the team manages to fold the giant sheet 11 times, creating 2,000 layers of history and completely busting the myth. Disclaimer: This video features heavily edited, transformative, and processed commentary on classic science experiments. All footage has been substantially altered from its original form to provide educational value. #shorts #mythbusters #paperfolding #science #experiment #mythbusted #discovery #physics #worldrecord
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"Please do not try at home" 🗿
Aw man I already bought a paper the size of the burj kelifa!(edit: thank you so much for the likes never got this many!
“Sheet must be folded by hand” pulls a steamroller
Don't even try folding paper
Get a thinner paper
Someone at my school unfolds the paper and counts the squares on an axis and calls THAT the amount of folds
I got 12 using extremely thin paper
chuchington:mate that's it try my 100 fold instead
“They want to do it be hand” my ass. They used a steamroller!
Fym don't try at home is paper gonna kill me
Have you ever done origami I do way more than 7
I broke the world record with folding a normal size of paper 12 times
Dont try to fold paper because it will bite ur nuts off ahh situation
“Please do not try this at home” I do it outside
I’m gonna try that at home😁
“Delicate force, a hammer” 😭
Bro yeah I have a paper as long as a football field in my backyard so I could try this
“it has to be by hand” “they brought out a steamroller”
It has to be really really thin
Damn it I already brought a NASA and hanger and a huge piece of paper