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Collision craters form and combine together more realistically. You can also duplicate objects, watch black holes evaporate, and explore a simulation of a newly discovered exosatellite. Creating CratersCraters from collisions with moons and small rock fragments alike are more realistic, blending naturally and better respecting an object’s elevation range and topography. Larger impacts now leave behind complex craters with a central peak.BeforeAfter Duplicate Objects Duplicate ObjectsDuplicate selected object with the new Duplicate button, or use the Copy and Paste keyboard shortcuts.On Windows, use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V. On Mac, use ⌘C and ⌘V. Detailed surface data is not yet copied, so local surface features like liquid depth and temperature variations will be distributed evenly across duplic...