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New lab at Glasgow University simulates space to test 3D printed parts for orbital safety

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A new testing centre at University of Glasgow is simulating the conditions of outer space to help prevent 3D printed parts from becoming sources of high-speed orbital debris. Housed at the university&

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New lab at Glasgow University simulates space to test 3D printed parts for orbital safety

A new testing centre at University of Glasgow is simulating the conditions of outer space to help prevent 3D printed parts from becoming sources of high-speed orbital debris. Housed at the university&

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3D Printing Industry broke the news in 2 days ago on Friday, May 23, 2025.

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