Advanced physics for atmosphere and celestial bodies
This presentation will be about intricate details of the atmosphere, particles inside of it, light interactions with it, and celestial bodies in the solar system. Martins will show how in NASA photos we can see examples of advanced physics and then show how they can be made in Blender. "Advanced physics for atmosphere and celestial bodies" by Martins Upitis Blender Conference 2022 2022-10-29 15:30 at the studio.
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How are holograms possible?
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