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A möbius strip is a 3-dimensional geometric figure with one side and one edge. Möbius strip is also spelled 'moebius strip'. A möbius strip is constructed with a single strip of paper. The two ends of the strip are attached, but one is twisted 180°. If one cuts a möbius strip completely in the middle, it does not make two pieces. The möbius strip was discovered by Ferdinand Möbius (German 1790-1868) in 1858. To build your own möbius strip, print out a copy of this net of a möbius strip and follow the directions. |
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