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Modeling
We find that in science, it is hard to fully grasp a real life concept when it is presented to us only in two dimensions. We live in a three dimensional world! Why are we learning how things work only in 2D? We visualized our project with 3D models and made animations so that anyone of the general public could watch the videos, understand and get excited about the science behind our project.
If a picture is worth a thousand words, a video is worth a million. Take a gander through our our 3D models and animations!
