MIT Engineers Successfully Fire a 3D-printed Plastic-hulled Rocket

By cineramaMay 2, 2017Bitcoin Business

For a lot of consumers, 3D printing remains a niche market. Luckily, there are large corporations looking beyond this factor, as they use the technology to achieve exciting innovations. […]

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MIT Engineers Successfully Fire a 3D-printed Plastic-hulled Rocket

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