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3-D-printed satellite
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3-D-printed satellite
This is the First 3D Printed Satellite.
Russia’s Mission Control outside Moscow is already in Spacewalk for 6 and half hour.
We all know in space you walk with your hands, it is so much physical work. You know it is very interesting you can not whistle because of 400 Pounds pressure. Spacewalking cosmonauts release it’s combination of stress and fun and lot of work.
“We will have actually some grounds to get drunk today, I think,” one of the cosmonauts joked in Russian. A flight controller replied that he’d do it for them.
One more important thing they do oil change in Space arm, like we do here for car.
In FUTURE may be they can make their own choice fresh 3D Printed FOOD too.:)
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory/spacewalking-cosmonauts-release-printed-satellite-49273568
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