Agnikul Tests New Agnite Rocket Engine, Claims It Can Be 3D Printed in Just 7 Days
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Spacetech startup Agnikul Cosmos has tested Agnite, a booster engine it says can be fully 3D printed in seven days at one-tenth the cost of conventional manufacturing. One metre long and 3D printed from Inconel as a single piece, Agnite is powered by electric motor-driven pumps and was tested at…
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