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Paper Bridge experiment — watch how a single folded paper becomes a strong bridge that holds dozens of coins. Quick, visual, and perfect for curious minds. #Shorts

What you’ll see: Set up two books, fold one sheet into an arch, place coins one-by-one — the arch holds the weight!

Concept: Folding makes an arch that redirects load into compression, turning weak paper into a strong mini-bridge.

Series: Physify — short, clear physics demos that look like magic but are simple science. New Shorts every week.

Why watch: Instant visual payoff, clear science explanation, and DIY experiment you can repeat at home — made with Sora 2.

Perfect audience: Students (8–18), STEM teachers, makers, parents, curious learners, short-form science fans, and viral-trick viewers.

Simple facts in plain language:
• An arch spreads weight along its curve so the paper doesn’t just bend.
• Compression (pushing force) travels through the arch to the supports (the books).
• Folding increases local thickness and stiffness, so one sheet acts like many layers.

Try this at home and comment how many coins your bridge held — best replies pinned weekly. Like, share, and subscribe for more simple physics magic!

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