NASA recently built and tested an innovative 3D printed rocket nozzle made of aluminium, under the RAMFIRE project making it lighter than
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory 3D print moon rover wheel prototype in collaboration with NASA.
Redwire wins NASA Contract to Advance New In-Space Manufacturing Capability for Lunar and Mars missions
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NASA has awarded Redwire Corporation a $5.9 million contract to complete the design of FabLab, a new in-space manufacturing system.
ICON secures a contract under NASA’s SBIR program’s Phase III to develop space-based construction technology for Moon exploration.
Launcher successfully demonstrated a full-scale burning of its 3D printed rocket engine carried out at NASA’s Stennis Area Heart in Mississippi.
Cornell researchers revealed that their modelling software, tested aboard the ISS and will aid in successful 3D printing on the space station.
When the Perseverance rover lands on the Red Planet on February 18th, 2021, it would have successfully carried 11 metal 3D printed parts. Curiosity,…
NASA recently revealed that a team of undergraduate students from 10 colleges and universities across the United States – members of the Artemis Generation have designed a reusable 3D printed Lunar PAD from materials found on the Moon.
After completing rigorous testing procedures in November this year, NASA, the premier space agency under the U.S. Federal Government, demonstrated that two 3D printed rocket engine components namely, a copper alloy combustion chamber and nozzle made of a high-strength hydrogen resistant alloy, have survived 23 hot-fire tests. The components had to undergo extreme combustion environments that traditionally manufactured metal structures experience in flight.
Redwire Announces Acquisition of Made In Space - an Enabler of On-orbit Space Manufacturing
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Redwire, a new venture established to solve complex challenges of future space missions, announced today the acquisition of Made In Space, Inc. (“MIS”), an Enabler of Earth-independent exploration through space manufacturing technology.
