As preparation for a commercial launch, Skyrora has 3D printed a new model of its orbital rocket engine ready for landmark tests. The Edinburgh-based rocket company – which has developed its own ...

The engine was produced using the AconityMIDI+, with subsequent depowdering by Solukon, and heat treatment by the Fraunhofer ...

This isn't the single part we told you about that passed hot-fire tests last year. That was a metal rocket injector assembly that Aerojet Rocketdyne developed with NASA and built with a selective ...

The new model will be put to the test at the largest facility in the UK for testing rockets in Midlothian, which was formerly a quarry. Each trial will require the engine to run for 250 seconds ...

Skyrora has begun testing its 3D-printed space rocket engines in the UK. The company plans to run its rocket designs every week throughout the summer.

The rocket stands 40 meters (131 feet) tall and it should be capable of lifting 13,000 kg (28,660 pounds) of cargo to low-Earth orbit, or 1,500 kg (3,300 pounds) of materials as far out as Mars.

Dubai-based AI engineering company LEAP 71 has announced the successful firing of a liquid-fuel rocket engine designed by Noyron , a large-scale computational engineering model, and 3D-printed.

Other rocket companies like Relativity and Rocket Lab employ 3D printing too, but Agnikul's approach is unique in that it printed the entire engine as one component rather than assembling it from ...

In 2016, Gilmour Space launched Australia’s first privately-developed hybrid rocket. It also claimed to be the world’s first demonstration of a rocket launch using 3D-printed fuel.

A 3D-printed, scaled-down model of a liquid propulsion rocket engine placed on a ₹1 coin is among the draws at a small exhibition that has opened alongside the two-day national conference on ...