The University of Maine, already home to the world’s largest 3D printer, developed an even bigger one that may one day build entire neighborhoods. Dubbed the “Factory of the Future 1.0,” this new printer is four times larger than the current one and is capable of producing objects up to 96 feet long, 32 feet wide, and 18 feet high using 500 pounds of material per hour. The university aims to use the printer to scale up its bio-based-3D printed home technology, paving the way for affordable print

🚨 The largest 3D map of the universe has just been made public. The DESI project, based in Arizona, has released detailed measurements for 18.7 million objects, including 13 million galaxies, 1.6 million quasars, and 4 million stars from the Milky Way. This release is over four times larger than all previous Sloan Digital Sky Surveys combined. It covers billions of years of cosmic history and includes precise redshift data that will help scientists study galaxy formation, dark energy, and the s

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