The production of these cold plates for the Vast space station utilizes metal laser powder bed fusion (M-L-PBF) technology.

Additive manufacturing, also known as 3D printing, is regularly used on the ground to quickly produce a variety of devices.

Not content to just 3D print rocket components, founders Tim Ellis and Jordan Noone believe the entire rocket can be printed. Minus electrical components and a few parts which operate in ...

Of course, the elephant in the room is that Relativity recently launched a 33 meter (110 foot) tall 3D printed rocket over the Kármán line — while Rosotics hasn’t even provided a picture of ...

Among the investors was André-Hubert Roussel, former CEO of ArianeGroup, who oversaw the development of Europe’s only ...

The launch of the world’s first 3D-printed rocket is extremely notable for several reasons. First, proving that a rocket created with 3D parts will completely change how we create rockets going ...

Let's have a look at top 7 points about the 3D-printed rocket engine ... after the successful administration of test, the number of parts deployed has been brought down to 1 from 14 with the ...

This giant 3D printer can make carbon fiber layers ... In other words, the machine will be able to produce all of the large parts of the Neutron rocket that are made of composite materials.

But NASA has also begun recycling some of those materials, such as waste plastic, to make new parts with the Refabricator, an ...

When the Terran 1 launches, it will bring to life Relativity’s biggest project to date, a massive 3D-printed rocket larger than any other 3D-printed object ever created to go to orbit.

It retired the small rocket seen here in this 2022 file photo ... While originally envisioned to be built 95% from 3D-printed parts, the design for the debut Terran R has changed to combine ...