Advanced Additive Manufacturing May Drive SLS Engine Development
MARSHALL SPACE FLIGHT CENTER, Alabama— A high-tech version of 3D printing additive manufacturing (AM) that uses lasers and metal instead of heat and plastic may shape the rocket engine that ultimately powers the heavy-lift Space Launch System (SLS) NASA is developing for large-payload, deep-space...
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