DIYROCKETS

NASA Marshall Advances 3-D Printed Rocket Engine Nozzle Technology

NASA Marshall Advances 3-D Printed Rocket Engine Nozzle Technology A team of engineers at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, developed and proved out a new additive manufacturing technique for nozzle fabrication that can greatly reduce costs and development time.

Congrats to Simon Moffett, one of the original first place winners of our 2013 3D Printed Rocket Engine competition, for his work on Rocket Lab's Curie Engine (named after Marie Curie):

Rocket Lab successfully circularizes orbit with new Electron kick stage | Rocket Lab *Huntington Beach, California and Auckland, New Zealand January 23 2018: *Rocket Lab, a US aerospace company with operations in New Zealand, has successfully tested a previously unannounced kick stage on the Still Testing Electron launch vehicle, using it to circularize the orbits of the two S...

Check out New Zealand's upcoming Space Challenge:

Home The 2018 NZ Space Challenge seeks innovative technological solutions to solve today’s problems in Antarctica, which can be translated for space missions or other extreme conditions in the future.

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