How origami is helping NASA in space exploration

It’s an ancient form of art, but now origami is providing modern solutions in the fields of space, engineering, mathematics, and medicine.
Canadian aerospace engineer, Manan Arya, has been working for years on a galactic puzzle - how to block starlight in a universe with up to one septillion stars.
For The New Reality, Eric Sorensen sat down with Arya to see how origami can help in future space explorations.
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[@Blackstar-cf7gm]

Without artists there would be no space.

[@Themiddleman416]

They've been doing it for decades....

[@justworkingfortheweekend8504]

Did they use this to help flim the moon landing at area 51 in Arizona

[@jimbojones101]

Lmfao like Portland cement helped them with their moon landings? 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@alieeh66]

FYI, origami was not invented by the Japanese…china was shut off. US army was in Japan, so many Japanese terms were introduced to western world.

[@rickvervoort9536]

Maybe Justin Trudeau can take up oragami and build houses to solve the homeless problem. It's much better than his broken promises.

[@goodchannel7416]

50% Indians are there in NASA

[@edwardpardy7866]

Not news or interesting.