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3D Printed FoodLike a scene out of Star Trek, imagine one day being able to create an entire meal with the push of a button. For astronauts headed to Mars, 3D printers could potentially be their mechanical chefs, thanks to technology pioneered by such scientists as the Cornell University's Fab@Home Student Project Team. They have developed gel-like substances called hydrocolloids that can be altered with flavoring agents to produce different tastes and textures when printed....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/3d-printers-could-some-day-feed-astronauts-in-space/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
3D Printed FoodLike a scene out of Star Trek, imagine one day being able to create an entire meal with the push of a button. For astronauts headed to Mars, 3D printers could potentially be their mechanical chefs, thanks to technology pioneered by such scientists as the Cornell University's Fab@Home Student Project Team. They have developed gel-like substances called hydrocolloids that can be altered with flavoring agents to produce different tastes and textures when printed....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/3d-printers-could-some-day-feed-astronauts-in-space/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
3D Printed FoodLike a scene out of Star Trek, imagine one day being able to create an entire meal with the push of a button. For astronauts headed to Mars, 3D printers could potentially be their mechanical chefs, thanks to technology pioneered by such scientists as the Cornell University's Fab@Home Student Project Team. They have developed gel-like substances called hydrocolloids that can be altered with flavoring agents to produce different tastes and textures when printed....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/3d-printers-could-some-day-feed-astronauts-in-space/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
3D Printed FoodLike a scene out of Star Trek, imagine one day being able to create an entire meal with the push of a button. For astronauts headed to Mars, 3D printers could potentially be their mechanical chefs, thanks to technology pioneered by such scientists as the Cornell University's Fab@Home Student Project Team. They have developed gel-like substances called hydrocolloids that can be altered with flavoring agents to produce different tastes and textures when printed....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/3d-printers-could-some-day-feed-astronauts-in-space/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
3D Printed FoodLike a scene out of Star Trek, imagine one day being able to create an entire meal with the push of a button. For astronauts headed to Mars, 3D printers could potentially be their mechanical chefs, thanks to technology pioneered by such scientists as the Cornell University's Fab@Home Student Project Team. They have developed gel-like substances called hydrocolloids that can be altered with flavoring agents to produce different tastes and textures when printed....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/3d-printers-could-some-day-feed-astronauts-in-space/'>READ ARTICLE</a>5
3D Printed FoodLike a scene out of Star Trek, imagine one day being able to create an entire meal with the push of a button. For astronauts headed to Mars, 3D printers could potentially be their mechanical chefs, thanks to technology pioneered by such scientists as the Cornell University's Fab@Home Student Project Team. They have developed gel-like substances called hydrocolloids that can be altered with flavoring agents to produce different tastes and textures when printed....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/3d-printers-could-some-day-feed-astronauts-in-space/'>READ ARTICLE</a>6
3D Printed FoodLike a scene out of Star Trek, imagine one day being able to create an entire meal with the push of a button. For astronauts headed to Mars, 3D printers could potentially be their mechanical chefs, thanks to technology pioneered by such scientists as the Cornell University's Fab@Home Student Project Team. They have developed gel-like substances called hydrocolloids that can be altered with flavoring agents to produce different tastes and textures when printed....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/3d-printers-could-some-day-feed-astronauts-in-space/'>READ ARTICLE</a>7
