Ballantine’s designs 3D printed ‘space glass’ for drinking Whiskey in zero gravity

Thinking of astronaut food recalls images of toothpaste tube meals and drinking from plastic bags with straws. This may not be the case for long, however, as Scottish whiskey distiller Ballantine’s has successfully commissioned a stylish 3D printed whiskey glass made for the microgravity conditions of space. The space glass was designed by an Open Space Agency (OSA) team headed by James Parr in collaboration with Ballantine’s with the […]

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