Relativity Space aborts first 3D-printed rocket launch

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Published 2023-03-08
Relativity Space launches Terran 1, the first 3D-printed rocket, on its first orbital mission.

About 85% of the structural mass of the rocket is manufactured with 3D printing technology, including its engines.

Credit: Relativity Space

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All Comments (8)
  • @steveparker8065
    Check the USB ports, check for conflicts in the device manager, make sure the drivers are updated to the latest version and if that doesn't work turn the rocket off for a few minutes then back on...
  • @lyoko111
    I honestly don't think the word 'aborts' was in the title when I clicked on this, but, maybe I'm just blind lol.
  • @colinobrien3806
    it could be the windows 11 update causing an issue with the device drivers or could be out of ink ? whatever is wrong anyway smoke is definatly coming out of the wrong end of the rocket lol
  • @reeling-in
    Lineker! Pay your taxes instead of dodging them! £5m!