Relativity Space’s first 3D-printed rocket ready to roll out
 3D Rocket is set for their space voyage!
Space startup from Florida are saying they are ready for their launch debut!
Tweet from Relativity Space
Hello, from the Relativity hangar. 🚀
Terran 1 nose cone ✅ #GLHF #Terran1 pic.twitter.com/FxJARbjait
— Relativity Space (@relativityspace) December 3, 2022
News on 3D Space rocket
Founded in 2015, the private Los Angeles-based spaceflight company shipped its first complete rocket prototype to Florida in June 2022.
Prior to that major milestone, Relativity qualified Terran 1’s orbital second stage at leased facilities located at NASA’s Stennis Space Center in southwest Mississippi,
The last six months have been almost exclusively dedicated to testing Terran 1’s larger and more powerful first stage (booster) as thoroughly as possible. Instead of building a dedicated booster test stand in Mississippi, Relativity chose to modify Terran 1’s lone LC-16 launch pad for the crucial task.
Ultimately, the startup was able to complete a large amount of booster testing on the ground, significantly increasing the odds that Terran 1 will perform as expected when it lifts off for the first time.
