Self building space craft
.. and that would be done with a humble 3D printer mounted in a satellite.
Possibilties are huge , but is it really feasible/ doable?/
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Kaustubh Katdare
I've never paid attention to the 3D building technology; but looks like it's finding application in most of the things. I was impressed by the nano-satellites but now 3D printed satellites are already underway. Feasible, is it? I don't know. I've given up on the world 'impossible' long time ago.durga.. and that would be done with a humble 3D printer mounted in a satellite.
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prashpanRaw materials for building such satellites can always be taken from earth's surface. But none the less this is an amazing idea. 👍
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durga chas soon as i read news I was like - ' ok so how much material is needed to build something in space??" I mean 3D printer cant just print out of nothing (in space - it is literally nothing), so raw materials , but themselves would pose other issues to deal with,
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