Modern Discoveries: Tamar Barabi

Oct 15, 2019 | Hinsdale

Believe it or not, you can make discoveries and change the world at any age! Just ask Tamar Barabi, who, at sixteen, created her very own proof, which she calls "Three Radii Theorem."

The Theory states that: "If three or more equal lines leave a single point and reach the boundary of a circle, the point is the center of the circle and the lines are its radii."

Here is what the proof looks like when it's put into practice!

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In 1981, Ernő Rubik, hot on the heels of his 1977 smash-hit the Rubik's Cube, invented and released the Rubik's Snake, a very different kind of puzzle. The Snake consists of 24 isosceles triangular prisms, connected by spring bolts. The prisms can't be separated, but they can be twisted, allowing one to form the snake into many different shapes.

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