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World’s largest paper airplane with a 66-foot wingspan just flew into the record books
Almost everyone has folded a sheet of paper into an airplane, thrown it across a classroom or playground, and watched it ...
Building a paper airplane can be as demanding as building the airframe of a real aircraft. And once a group of students in Pisa set out to make the world’s largest one, the classroom craft turned into ...
A group of students from Italy's University of Pisa constructed a paper plane with a wingspan of 65.75 feet and flew it a distance of 193.5 feet.
They said they were students who believed that, with the right approach, even a piece of paper could become real engineering.
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