1. We are selective in our materials for cost, ease of use, and safety due to our high traffic (800,000 visitors annually). So, for our purposes, t...

2. We offer optional video segments of each step for this project in the actual exhibit. Here is a compilation of all the steps.

3. Lay the piece of paper landscape (horizontal) on a flat surface. Fold the top edge of the paper to the bottom edge and unfold to create a crease.

4. Fold the top edge of the paper to the crease.

5. Fold along the crease.

6. Fold the current top edge to the bottom of the folded part of the paper (basically, fold the folded part in half).

7. Roll the paper, sliding the edge of the left side of the ring into the slot on the inside of the right side of the ring. Tape it shut along the...

8. To throw it: hold it in your hand with the thicker edge forward and toss it like a football, using your fingers to give the paper a spin as you...

1. You will need a flat area if you want it to work well and get solid folds.

2. On one side (holding paper landscape style) make a fold that is between 1/2" to 1" wide The smaller the folds the more dense and short your ring...

3. Keep folding over your first fold until you have the desired amount of unfolded paper.

4. either wrap your paper around a cylindrical object or just bend it but it should end up making a ring

5. Now you have folds on each side of your ring (unconnected right now) to connect slide the lip of one side into the slot of the other there is no...

6. Now you have completed making your gyroscopic flying ring!!

7. Whether you know it or not, you already know how to throw the ring. simply hold it heavy side forward and throw like a football throw low and pu...