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Researchers 3D Print Biodegradable “Leaves” Capable of Producing Oxygen on Mars
3D printing is becoming more sophisticated almost by the day, as scientists and engineers are constantly improving and...
Space Is Expensive. Can 3D Printing and On-Orbit Construction Drive the Cost Down?
An artist’s concept of a toroidal space colony that could accommodate 10,000 people. (Credit: NASA) . Little more...
NASA Successfully Tests 3D Printed Rocket Engine Parts
NASA ‘s renewed efforts to return humans to the moon by 2024 has led to advances in new space technologies to improve...
The Future of 3D Printing Ceramics in Space
New market leader in mission-critical space systems, Redwire, has accomplished a world-first in successfully creating...
Sintavia Expands Rocket 3D Printing with Two New M4K-4 Metal 3D Printers
Florida-based Sintavia has expanded its metal 3D printing capabilities in order to grow its capacity for 3D printing...
How NASA is Using 3D Printing Technology
Despite being around for several decades already, 3D printing is still considered an up-and-coming technology. It does...
Boom Supersonic Makes Parts for XB-1 Aircraft Using VELO3D’s Metal 3D Printing
Ever since the last Concorde razored the skies in 2003, there have been no attempts to create civilian supersonic...
Norsk Titanium Delivers 3D Printed Titanium Components for Boeing 787 Dreamliner
Additive manufacturing company Norsk Titanium US Inc. (Norsk) specializes in structural, aerospace-grade titanium...
Top 10 Space 3D Printing Stories That Made 2020 Unique
In a year dominated by the coronavirus pandemic, it seems difficult to look beyond the outbreak, lockdown measures,...
Why Companies Steadily Embrace Additive Manufacturing
The 3D printing revolution is slow and steady but has the potential to be highly disruptive. This transformative...
NASA wants to build a lunar base by 2030. Could 3D printing with moon dust be the answer?
The last time a person stepped foot on the moon was 1972. Now, the moon is back on NASA's space agenda. This time...