3D Printer Passes Microgravity Flight Tests
Made in Space's prototype 3D printer, which is bound for the International Space Station in 2014, has passed a series of microgravity flight tests, company officials say. Image released June 19, 2013.
Lockheed Martin 3D Prints Fuel Tank Simulation with Help from RedEye
Lockheed Martin has partnered with RedEye to produce test versions of satellite fuel tanks. [Read the Full Story Here]
Lockheed Martin 3D Prints Fuel Tank Simulation with Help from RedEye
Lockheed Martin has partnered with RedEye to produce test versions of satellite fuel tanks. [Read the Full Story Here]
Made in Space team members
Made in Space team members Adam Ellsworth, Brinson White and Jason Dunn wave to the camera while testing multiple 3D printers in zero-gravity.
Lockheed Martin 3D Prints Fuel Tank Simulation with Help from RedEye
Lockheed Martin has partnered with RedEye to produce test versions of satellite fuel tanks. The larger tank sits on a wooden fixture. [Read the Full Story Here]
Lockheed Martin 3D Prints Fuel Tank Simulation with Help from RedEye
Lockheed Martin has partnered with RedEye to produce test versions of satellite fuel tanks. Here, a worker adds inserts to clocking rings. [Read the Full Story Here]
3D Printer by Made in Space to Fly to ISS
A 3D printer developed by Made in Space will fly to the International Space Station. Image released on July 29, 2013.
3D Printer Bound for Space Station Passes Tests
Deputy program manager Matthew Napoli examines a 3D-printed piece at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center
3D-Printed Rocket Part Passes Key Test
A liquid oxygen/gaseous hydrogen rocket injector assembly built using 3D printing technology is hot-fire tested at NASA Glenn Research Center’s Rocket Combustion Laboratory in Cleveland, Ohio.
Lockheed Martin 3D Prints Fuel Tank Simulation with Help from RedEye
Lockheed Martin has partnered with RedEye to produce test versions of satellite fuel tanks. The project team stands with finished tank simulations. [Read the Full Story Here]
Lunar Base by Foster + Partners
In this artist's rendering, a 3D printing robot pours layer after layer of hardened lunar dirt and dust onto an inflatable dome shell, 3D printing a lunar base.
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