How to Print a Cosmos Phenomenon at Home - Part 1

If you read the book you can actually follow the instructions and print out your own kind of cosmic phenomenon at home if you've got a 3D printer. These days quite a few libraries community centers, schools and makerspaces do have access to 3D printers for people that don't have one at home. You can also just search with Google and come across even more. Would you like to be part of a global community connecting with chemical scientists all over the world? Becoming an affiliate member of the Royal Society of Chemistry gives you the tools and resources you need to shape your career. Explore affiliate membership at rsc.li forward slash affiliate.