3D Printing in the Vacuum of Space Now Possible from Made In Space
Michael Molitch-Hou | August 10, 2015
At the end of last year, Made In Space made what was a huge achievement for 3D printing in space by sending their Zero G 3D printer, capable of 3D printing without gravity, to the International Space Station. There, it has 3D printed numerous components, including a now famous wrench and twenty-three other prints that have since returned to Earth for lab analysis.
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| Source: http://3dprint.com/27066/made-in-space-nasa-3d-print/ |
<more at http://3dprintingindustry.com/2015/08/10/3d-printing-in-the-vacuum-of-space-now-possible-from-made-in-space/; related links: http://www.madeinspace.us/ (Space Grade 3D Filament) and http://www.gizmag.com/3d-printer-vacuum-outer-space/38881/ (3D printing in the vacuum of outer space. August 11, 2015)>
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