Revolutionary 3d-Printed Chain Mail for Astronauts
Editorials News | May-19-2017
With the mix of latest technology and classical techniques used by warriors the scientists have created a metal fabric. The development took place under the guidance of Raul Polit Casillas from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in
NASA researchers have developed this material to help astronauts. As per the scientists, this material will help to safeguard astronomers and spaceships from cosmic damages. The engineers from NASA have proved that this smart technology can also be highly helpful for astronauts and spacecraft looking to stay alive the rigors of outer space.
The newly invented revolutionary 3D-printed Chain Mail is a result of smart technologies and accurate efforts made by NASA Engineers. According to the scientists, this technology is one of the biggest breakthroughs of NASA, made in the previous twenty-first-century version of chain mail.
Researchers used a super-advanced machine to 3D print the chain mail. Additionally, the astronomers can produce it directly on the International Space Station, whenever they need it, stated the scientists.
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