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This Paper Airplane Can Fly As Far As 70 Meters, Here's How To Make It

Hand with paper plane
Of course you as a child often make a paper plane to be flown, either during a holiday, or while being a lesson in the classroom. But how far is your paper aircraft flying? Usually paper airplanes do not fly more than 2 meters. From there it can be concluded that making the paper plane is not arbitrary, and requires precision and precision folded.

One example of a paper airplane that manages to fly like a real airplane is a paper airplane made by John Collins. Quoted from Makingfloss on Friday (8/4/2016), so flying (or flying), his paper airplane that broke the record as the world's farthest flying airplane from Guinness World Records. How not, the paper plane was capable of flying as far as 226 feet 10 inches, or about 68.9 meters. That means the paper aircraft is capable of flying as far as nearly 70 meters.

John Collins and American Football (Mentalfloss)
John Collins and American Football players received a Guinness World Records (Mentalfloss)
 John Collins (Digg)
John Collins (Digg)
John Collins's paper aircraft was named Suzanne, and flown by an American football midfielder. Perhaps in addition to the fact that the throwing paper plane is good, the design factor of the paper aircraft must also have an effect on their victory so they can enter this world record. You can see the video below.



After seeing the video, do you also want to make a paper airplane that can fly that far? Now you no longer need to wonder how to make it, because so News will give you how to make the 'magic' paper plane. Please follow the steps as shown below.

How to make a paper plane 'perfect' (Kaskus)
How to make a paper plane (Kaskus)


Feeling not enough to break the record through his homemade paper airplane, John Collins made another buzz, namely by making a unique and unusual shaped paper airplane. Remarkably, the plane with its unique shape can also fly like a plane of ordinary paper. You can see the various forms through the following video.



Looking at the paper plane with its unique shape, of course you also want to try it yourself, right? Good luck. (tom)