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Massive Stellar Eruption Gets 3D Printed [VIDEO]
Researchers at NASA have not only successfully mapped intimate details of the Eta Carinae Homunculus Nebula for the first time, but they even went ahead and 3D printed themselves a model, enabling people to literally hold the results of a massive stellar explosion in their hands.
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