3D Printing in Space
3D Printing in space just got cooler with the ISS's first commercial 3D Printer and the start of the “first hardware store in space."
NASA funds initiative to use 3D printers in space to mine and fly asteroids. This is why we love NASA.
Polish students are building a planetary rover with 3D printed parts, specially designed to explore the bumpy terrain of the planet Mars.
If you've ever wondered how astronauts drink their coffee, check out this 3D printed coffee brewing device which has been created to help drink in space.
The European Space Agency announces partnership with BEEVeryCreative on the MELT project, developing additive manufacturing technology for use in space.
A NASA team moved one step closer to building a completely 3D printed, high performance rocket engine.
Russia and the EU are planning to build a permanent lunar base together. The goal is to erect a 3D printed habitat, so astronauts can find water on the dark side of the moon.
After extensive investment in 3D printing, Lockheed Martin is now building multi-printing units for simultaneous additive manufacturing.
Here are the 30 finalists in the 3D Printed Habitat Challenge, a NASA competition seeking radical designs for an outpost on Mars.
In space, no one can hear you belch. Ballantine's has designed and launched a 3D printed whisky glass, for drinking in zero gravity.
Company Made In Space is developing 3D printed satellites that can be manufactured in outer space and launched right into orbit.
NASA is conducting experiments with 3D printers, revolutionising space travel and supporting the food and habitat needs of their astronauts.
These are the first extraterrestrial prints ever: NASA printed 14 different designs and built a total of 21 items plus some calibration coupons. Now they are back on earth... Read more here!
One small print for a man, a giant leap for a 3D printing: The International Space Station’s 3D printer has manufactured the first 3D printed object in space.