Scientists show off space snowman, Ultima Thule, in 3D

LAUREL, Md. (AP) — The newly visited space snowman — the most distant object ever explored — is now appearing in 3D.
At a news conference in Maryland on Thursday, scientists and others put on 3D glasses to see the two-sphered cosmic body in stereo, revealing possible curvy ridges. It is still not showing any signs of craters, moons or rings, however.
Photos taken earlier this week by NASA’s spacecraft New Horizons revealed that Ultima Thule (TOO-lee) has two reddish balls