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First-ever 3D-printed rocket launch postponed just prior to takeoff | New York Post
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0:53Now PlayingThe first-ever 3D-printed rocket was scheduled to lift off from Cape Canaveral Space Force Center on Wednesday night, but was scrubbed less than an hour before launch.
The debut of the new rocket, designed by California-based startup Relativity Space, was postponed over fuel temperature concerns, putting off a key test for the company’s revolutionary strategy to cut manufacturing costs for space-bound craft.
The 110-foot-tall Terran 1 rocket, 85% of which was fabricated from a 3D-printer, was pulled off the launch pad due to dwindling “propellant thermal conditions” in the rocket’s second stage during a three-hour launch window, the company said on Twitter.
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