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This 3D model of such a nova outburst of an object called U Scorpii is based on a scientific simulation, informed by observations.

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Description	English: This 3D model of such a nova outburst of an object called U Scorpii is based on a scientific simulation, informed by observations.
Date	26 August 2020 (upload date)
Source	3D U Scorpii handout
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Short title	3D Print Your Own Chandra
Author	3D Print Your Own Chandra, NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory
Image title	3D files and instructions are available at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:631546Select the 3D printer of your choice. This example (shown above) was printed at 0.1mm layer height, 8% infill, 2 perimeters. Take a piece of 3mm filament (or dowel) about 6mm long and glue into the centering holes. Align the parts as shown in the photos on thingiverse.com. To make your 3D printed model more photorealistic you can spray the craft with silver metallic spray paint and/or apply aluminum or thin craft store foil before assembling. Gold paint or ready gold leaf from a local craft store or online store can be added if desired. Rubber cement works well to attach materials to the body of the spacecraft. For the solar panels, you can apply a blue or black glaze or paint. Quick tip: attach the solar panels last.chandra.si.edu/3dprint
Copyright holder	J.Doroshenko&NASA/CXC/SAO (CC3.0)
Online copyright statement	chandra.si.edu/3dprint
Keywords	NASA Chandra Chandra X-ray Observatory 3D 3D print 3D model craft spacecraft Thingiverse DIY astronomy
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