3D printer to fly to space in august, sooner than planned

Friday, June 13, 2014 - 15:20 in Astronomy & Space

A 3-D printer intended for the International Space Station has passed its NASA certifications with flying colors—earning the device a trip to space sooner than expected. The next Dragon spacecraft, scheduled to launch in August, will carry the Made In Space printer on board.

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