US EditionNASA brings space into the physical world: This is what stars and galaxies look like in 3D
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NASA brings space into the physical world: This is what stars and galaxies look like in 3D
NASA is transforming the way we explore the universe. You can now see and even 3D print stars, supernova remnants, and galaxies, thanks to models created with real data from space observatories.Cassiopeia A model (3D printing credit: NASA/CXC/SAO/A. Jubett and N. Wolk, based on a model by Sal Orlando).Can you imagine holding a supernova in your hands or 3D printing the Crab Nebula? Although it sounds like science fiction, it's already possible! …
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