...thrust at sea level will be capable of producing 30 kiloNewtons. The launch vehicle is also capitalising on advanced manufacturing techniques, including 3D printing to build its rocket components - a technique that has the advantages of cutting costs...
...imaging-based inspection of printed components. To accommodate the new machinery, Orbex is expanding its factory floor space by an additional 1,000 square metres. The 3D printing system will print rocket parts using a custom blend of metals including...
... 17th century when Dr John Wilkins first proposed the idea of colonising it. Today, with the development of additive manufacturing (AM), widely known as 3D printing, the concept of cost-effective lunar colonisation could soon become a reality. Here...
... appears to be another promising area for deep space investment. Space manufacturing has been pioneered by the additive manufacturing demonstrated in microgravity on the International Space Station (ISS) by NASA partner, Made in Space. What...
... content by three percent reflects the alkali-enriched nature of TUBS-M basalt. Although the discrete and additive manufacturing methods each have their advantages, it is considered important to consider a hybrid approach TUBS-T generally matches the...
... developed and tested here on Earth, but this is also a latter part of the NASA Centennial Challenge. The additive manufacturing movement has shown that changing the way you approach fabrication can open up new possibilities. That...