spacemark

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   by spacemark 7y ago

   Possible, yes. Economically viable for the vast majority of applications, no. In undergrad in 2001 I had a professor that had a 3D printed airplane model with a wingspan of ~5" that he thought was so damn cool (it was some now-defunct
2. 152.▲
   by spacemark 7y ago

   The assertion that "we just didn't think of it" is not even remotely correct. The late transition to the consumer market and the broad expansion in industry in the last 20 years has far more to do with the expiration of paten
3. 153.▲
   by spacemark 7y ago

   Oh, thank you :)
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   by spacemark 7y ago

   Thanks. :) This is a hobby for me, an experiment in entrepreneurship. I have a day job that pays well enough that I'm free to quit the side business at any time, which I may do soon. The alternative I'm mulling over in my mind is
5. 155.▲
   by spacemark 7y ago

   Sure - https://nyxtech.us/
6. 156.▲
   by spacemark 7y ago

   I started doing astrophotography ~5 years ago because I found the mysterious beauty of the incomprehensibly large cosmos a rejuvenating, wondrous thing. In the course of my fun I built a star tracking mount that people seemed to like, so I