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Why is NASA Reluctant to Use 3D Printing?
Why is NASA Reluctant to Use 3D Printing?
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"I have seen a 3D printed burrito, and it didn't look as delicious as Chipotle."
For years, 3D printing has been relegated to the realm of nerdy hobbyists, but its adoption by startups and big business has helped push NASA leaders toward accepting more innovation despite the risks. Senior reporter Tami Abdollah examines the internal culture clash at the space agency.
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