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Clip from Scope | ELEVEN | September 25, 2015

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Junior scientist Brittany teaches us how to make a hologram. Making holograms, or 3D images, is easy and all you'll need is a smartphone, a pen, a sheet of clear plastic, scissors, clear tape, graph paper and a ruler. Once you have made your reflective prism, visit the Scope website to make a video for your hologram or find one online.

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