International Space Station astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore holds a science sample container that took two hours to make. The container was the first object to be printed with two parts: a lid and a container. NASA wants to make science equipment in space, rather than launching it. (NASA)
Home International Space Station astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore holds a science sample container that took two hours to make. The container was the first object to be printed with two parts: a lid and a container. NASA wants to make science equipment in space, rather than launching it. (NASA) International Space Station astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore holds a science sample container that took two hours to make. The container was the first object to be printed with two parts: a lid and a container. NASA wants to make science equipment in space, rather than launching it. (NASA)
International Space Station astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore holds a science sample container that took two hours to make. The container was the first object to be printed with two parts: a lid and a container. NASA wants to make science equipment in space, rather than launching it. (NASA)
