Step 1: cut on the line above. Step 2: fold paper as indicated. Step 3: cut along curved line. Step 4: use an X-acto knife to cut out gray areas Step 5: unfold and see what you created!

cut a

long curved line a�er folding

fold 2

fold 3 (op�onal)

fold 1

cut along curved line a�er folding fold 4 (op�onal)

fold 2

fold 1

fold 3

Sir Isaac Newton (1642-1727)Isaac Newton was an English physicist, mathema�cian, astronomer, and theologian. Newton’s work was wide ranging and laid the founda�on for much of modern physics. His first major work “Principia” in 1687 established the three laws of mo�on leading to the law of universal gravita�on and his second, “Op�cks,” detailed his experiments into the proper�es of light.

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Nikola Tesla (1856-1943)Nikola Tesla was a Serbian-American inventor, physicist, and engineer who is best known for his contribu�ons to the design of the modern alternat-ing current (AC) electricity supply system. A�er a trip to the 1889 Exposi�on Universelle in Paris, he decided to explore the idea of electromagne�c radia�on leading to the crea�on of his Tesla coil.

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CrystallographyCrystallography is an allied field to physics and is a natural science to inves�gate ma�er in a crystalline state. The word crystallography derives from the Greek word crystallon “cold drop, frozen drop,” meaning extending to all solids with some degree of transparency, and graphein “to write.”

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