The astronauts of the ISS are exposed to an average noise level of 72dBA for the entire duration of their stay on the ISS, which can last up to six months.
It's not the 3D printed food, it's the 3D printer cartridges that are relevant to food shortages on Earth. 3D printing the food just affects the texture.
Quote from: R7 on 02/18/2016 05:50 pm (No oven big enough to shove the entire tank into).Not needed, will be bypassed in the near future.http://www.nmc.ctc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=projects.details&projectID=288I don't have the linkage but somewhere in Asia they are using Additive for cargo ships. Think liberty ships of WWII
(No oven big enough to shove the entire tank into).
Quote from: Prober on 02/18/2016 06:00 pmQuote from: R7 on 02/18/2016 05:50 pm (No oven big enough to shove the entire tank into).Not needed, will be bypassed in the near future.http://www.nmc.ctc.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=projects.details&projectID=288I don't have the linkage but somewhere in Asia they are using Additive for cargo ships. Think liberty ships of WWII Any info about the material properties these printers output? The aluminium and steel planned for Sea Dragon were top of the line in strength.