Astronauts Explore the Moon and Mars ,Off-Earth Manufacturing Could be Help
WASHINGTON – Made In Space's new satellite-development robot could proclaim another age of self-governing machines taking a shot at the moon — and maybe even Mars.
At the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) here on Oct. 25, agents from NASA and the California-based organization Made In Space discussed the pending open doors for in-space fabricating, which they state will diminish the expenses and confusions of delivery stuff around the close planetary system.
One of the huge focal points of in-space assembling is that it permits the development of segments that are too enormous to fit on a rocket, just as delicate structures that can't endure the rigors of dispatch, said Justin Kugler, Made In Space's VP of cutting edge projects and ideas. They said architects would thus be...