Credit: LeRoy Sanchez, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Over the past several years, Los Alamos National Laboratory has invested in providing state-of-the-art tools to help scientists understand and explore their data. Here, researchers are investigating the details of an astronomical simulation in the CAVE (cave automatic virtual environment) — a cube-shaped room with high-resolution projections on all six surfaces. Using 3-D glasses, these researchers can see objects floating in air, and even walk around the objects, allowing them to observe simulations from all angles.
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