Indian teenager Rifath Sharook has designed the "world's lightest satellite" using a 3D printed carbon fiber reinforced polymer. The satellite, which weighs just 64 grams, is expected to launch on a sounding rocket from NASA's Wallops Island facility, Virginia in June. Sharook has named the 4 cm device the 'Kalam Sat' in reference to former Indian President A.P.J.Indian teenager 3D prints "world's lightest satellite" to launch on NASA rocket
Indian teenager Rifath Sharook has designed the "world's lightest satellite" using a 3D printed carbon fiber reinforced polymer. The satellite, which weighs just 64 grams, is expected to launch on a sounding rocket from NASA's Wallops Island facility, Virginia in June. Sharook has named the 4 cm device the 'Kalam Sat' in reference to former Indian President A.P.J.
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