Simulated Martian Dust Used to Preview 3D Printing on Mars
Researchers aim to discover how additive manufacturing can be used in space to support astronaut missions to the red planet.
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Researchers aim to discover how additive manufacturing can be used in space to support astronaut missions to the red planet.
Simulated Mars dust and titanium alloy combine to make a 3D printed material that could one day become tools or rocket parts on Mars.
WSU researchers used simulated crushed Martian rock mixed with a titanium alloy to make a strong material in a process that one day could be used on Mars.