Show proofs that the newspaper is perfectly reassembled

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s2008m [1.1K]3 years ago

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Answer : The pages of the newspaper contains many pictures which are perfectly assembled as we can see that, after the experiment was done, the words, the illustrations and the pictures in the original newspaper was actually formed using the cut clippings of newspaper.

The reassembly of most of the parts in the paper was displaying a readable text on top of the newspaper, which can be considered as main indicator of newspaper being perfectly assembled.

The physical appearance of the reassembled newspaper and the original newspaper was perfect and overall the almost similar to that of of old newspaper, it gave a clear indication as the newspaper was reassembled perfectly with no mistake in it.

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