Editing Scientific visualization (section)

=== In the natural sciences ===
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Image:Star formation.jpg|''Star formation''<ref>The data used to make this image were provided by Tom Abel Ph.D. and Matthew Turk of the Kavli Institute for Particle Astrophysics and Cosmology.</ref>
Image:Gravitywaves.JPG|''Gravitational waves''<ref>[http://www.anl.gov/Media_Center/logos20-2/globus01.htm BLACK-HOLE COLLISIONS] The Globus software creators Ian Foster, Carl Kesselman and Steve Tuecke. Publication Summer 2002.</ref>
Image:Massive Star Supernovae Explosions.jpg|''Massive Star Supernovae Explosions''
Image:Molecular rendering.jpg|''Molecular rendering''
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''Star formation'': The featured plot is a Volume plot of the logarithm of gas/dust density in an Enzo star and galaxy simulation. Regions of high density are white while less dense regions are more blue and also more transparent.

''Gravitational waves'': Researchers used the Globus Toolkit to harness the power of multiple supercomputers to simulate the gravitational effects of black-hole collisions.

''Massive Star Supernovae Explosions'': In the image, three-Dimensional Radiation Hydrodynamics Calculations of Massive Star Supernovae Explosions The DJEHUTY stellar evolution code was used to calculate the explosion of SN 1987A model in three dimensions.

''Molecular rendering'': [[VisIt]]'s general plotting capabilities were used to create the molecular rendering shown in the featured visualization. The original data was taken from the Protein Data Bank and turned into a VTK file before rendering.