Fridaygram: observing origami, beaming neutrinos, getting results

In a lighthearted entry from the Google Developers Blog, editor Scott Knaster highlights a variety of intriguing topics that captivate both tech enthusiasts and the general public, including a Google doodle celebrating origami master Akira Yoshizawa, who is credited with inventing modern origami after leaving his factory job to pursue the art full-time. The post also discusses a groundbreaking experiment at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, where researchers successfully transmitted a message through the Earth using neutrinos, which rarely interact with other particles, thus enabling the transmission without obstruction. Additionally, Knaster encourages readers to engage in a playful experiment with Google search results related to binary code, demonstrating the blog's playful approach to merging scientific curiosity with entertaining content. The Fridaygram series is designed to offer a break from serious news, presenting topics that are both interesting and fun for tech aficionados.

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