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The Euclid Consortium developed a printable 3D model of the Euclid Spacecraft to facilitate public engagement and educational outreach.

ScienceTechnologyPublic EngagementMay 5, 2026score 0.172 posts · 0 replies across 1 instances
The thread discusses the creation and printing of a 3D model of the Euclid Spacecraft by the Euclid Consortium, with the intention of using it for public engagement events. The model's production involved collaboration between technicians and individuals like Pat Seery and Ian McAuley.

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The Euclid Consortium developed a printable 3D model of the Euclid Spacecraft to facilitate public engagement and educational outreach.
Parent: Science and TechnologyEntity: Euclid SpacecraftImpact: positiveDate: May 5, 2026Target: The development and use of the 3D model for public engagement.

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A Euclidean Model A few weeks ago the Euclid Consortium released a printable 3D model of the Euclid Spacecraft. As a mere theoretician, I don't know how to operate a 3D printer so I had to ask our technicians if they would make a version for use at open days, etc. The larger version is indeed… A Euclidean Model
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A Euclidean Model A few weeks ago the Euclid Consortium released a printable 3D model of the Euclid Spacecraft. As a mere theoretician, I don't know how to operate a 3D printer so I had to ask our technicians if they would make a version for use at open days, etc. The larger version is indeed quite large and everyone has been busy with labs etc, so took a while to print, but thanks to Pat Seery (who did the printing) and Ian McAuley (who assembled and painted the… http://telescoper.blog/2026/05/05/a-euclidean-model/
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