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Usage Instructions/Notes NOTE: the NASA CMS currently uses google’s “model-viewer” tag to present/play 3d AR models. FULL SCREEN: Use the double arrow icon (upper right) to toggle full screen. MOUSE CONTROL: Click and drag to rotate in all 3 axes, shift drag to reposition the spacecraft relative to the center of rotation and the window…