Going to space is always a risky business.  If you forget something or if something breaks, you may be days, months, or even years away from receiving a spare part.  This risk could be life threatening.  But all that is about to change.  Today, we talk to Brad Kohlenberg from a company called Made In Space.  This company is seeking to revolutionize the space industry by moving 3D printing in space, giving astronauts the opportunity to print any part they may need, making space safer, and eventually, accessible to many more.  Seriously, this is the future, and it's awesome. Don't forget to listen to the podcast at sparkdialog.com/madeinspace.

Thanks to Brad Kohlenberg, Made In Space, and NASA. Some images and video courtesy of Made In Space and NASA.
"Sunrise and Sunset around Summer Solstice" courtesy of
the Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA Johnson Space Center
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