How to make a paper airplane that flies far

How to make a paper airplane that flies far is as follows:

Material Preparation: square paper.

1, a square piece of colored paper to the middle of the fold unfolded, and then fold the two sides to the center line, to get the crease as shown below.

2. Fold the left and right corners upwards as shown below, with the corners aligned to the crease in the center.

3. Turn the paper over to the back and fold both sides toward the center. See the picture below.

4. Turn the paper to the back again and fold the bottom corners up. See the picture below.

5. Turn the paper to the back and fold both sides to the center. See the picture below.

6. Turn the paper to the back and fold the top corners open and down.

7. Turn the paper to the back and fold the bottom corners up.

8. Fold the folded paper in half.

9, as shown below, fold to the side again and fold the top leg outward.

10, both sides are folded in the same way, organize the paper airplane is folded. See the picture below.

11, paper airplane folding method is very simple and easy to get started, but in the folding process, pay attention to the obvious degree of crease and paper alignment, as well as the same steps of different folding methods, so that you will get a toy paper airplane. Practice makes perfect. In this way, you will learn the correct way to fold a paper airplane that flies far.

Paper airplanes

Paper airplanes (scientific name: Autonomous Power Aerodynamic Physical Model) are toy airplanes made of paper. As long as the airplane made of paper, can be called a paper airplane. Origami airplanes it is the most common form of aviation origami crafts, belonging to a branch of origami crafts, also belongs to a kind of paper airplanes.

Because it is one of the easiest types of origami to master, it is popular with beginners and even experts.

Making toys out of paper is thought to have originated in China 2,000 years ago, when kites were a popular pastime. But it is not the same as paper airplanes. The earliest paper airplanes that can be dated were made in the West in 1909.

However, the most accepted method of making them today was made by John K. Northrop, one of the founders of Lockheed, in 1930. Northrop used paper airplanes to do simulation tests to discover the flight mechanisms of real airplanes.