Not me, you generally can assume that an ifixit link is related to laptops or mobile devices.

The title gave me pause, and I sat thinking about what it possibly mean.

How can a galactic entity "fail"? Does this affect us? Surely not since such things would be on the timespans of millions to billions of years. What is a "Galaxy Fold"?

After a few seconds considering such questions, I realized what it was actually about.

Something about Calabi–Yau manifolds.

Not this time, but I've had similar experiences as a result of cute programming language naming conventions

I expected it to be a case of dark matter obliquely caught in a black hole. If the galaxy in question were spherical it would fold in on itself much more symmetrically, making it improbable that the fold would fail.

A research paper from ifixit.com?

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