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Photos: Microsoft takes wraps off 3D viewer

NASA and Microsoft teamed up to take thousands of photographs, which can be viewed in 3D, of the space shuttle Endeavour before its launch this week.
By Andy Smith, Contributor
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Microsoft released a downloadable viewer that includes hundreds of photos of the space shuttle, NASA's vehicle assembly building and the shuttle's launch pad at the Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Fla.

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A Microsoft photographer took thousands of photos around the NASA launch facility to use on this 3D project.

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Bad weather can make any photo look bad.

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People can zoom in for close-up, high-resolution looks.

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