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What's right: first wooden satellite

Researchers from Japan have successfully made and launched into space the first ever wooden satellite. They believe that timber is a space-grade material that could one day even be used to build houses on Mars. The satellite, Lignosat, is crafted from honoki wood - a kind of magnolia tree - without screws or glue to hold it together.

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tags: Sustainability, Lignosat, Japan, wood, satellite, environmental impact
categories: News
Thursday 11.07.24
Posted by Charlotte de Vreeze
 

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