Day 16: The "puzzle ball"

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The Legend of Morpheus In ancient Greek mythology, Morpheus, the son of Hypnos and Nyx, was a legendary figure known as the god of dreams. Every night since birth, he would gently cradle every child on Earth to help them drift off to sleep. But some children were unable to relax due to their fear of the dark. Morpheus decided to seek guidance from his parents, but despite several days of contemplation, they could not find a solution. One evening, while Morpheus sat perched on a cloud, gazing up at the stars, he had a brilliant epiphany. In the depths of that dark night, only the moon and stars provided a beacon of light! Morpheus then paid a visit to Hephaestus, the god of fire, metallurgy, and volcanoes. He requested Hephaestus's expertise in crafting sturdy frames to connect the stars between them. Hephaestus happily obliged, and the next night, Morpheus returned with his newfound bases. With his delicate butterfly wings, he flew from star to star, connecting them one by one. The plates were incredibly strong and exerted such pressure that the stars began to shrink in size! Morpheus then decided to suspend these tiny stars above children's beds. Now, reassured by their gentle glow, they all slept peacefully ... Discover our innovative Dagoma NEVA or explore our Dagoma Discoeasy200. You can also purchase 3D printer filament or upgrade your printer with the add-on 1: Discoeasy200 screen, the add-on 2: extruder+, or the add-add-on 3: expert pack.