STAR WARS Leaks Reveal Chewbacca’s Big Secret! (Nerdist News w/ Jessica Chobot)

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From a Star Destroyer-sized batch of STAR WARS 7 leaked concept art to Darth Vader’s teaser on Star Wars Rebels and an incredible Humble Bundle deal, join us as we wade through this large helping of Star Wars news on Nerdist News with Jessica Chobot.

Are you digging the gritty Original Trilogy-esque look in the concept art? Tell us in the comments!

Leaked Concept Art: http://www.nerdist.com/2014/10/star-wars-episode-vii-concept-art-leaks-onto-the-web/

Humble Bundle: http://www.nerdist.com/2014/10/pay-as-many-credits-as-you-wish-for-the-star-wars-comics-humble-bundle/

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Microsoft and Sony KILLING GAMES? – Inside Gaming Daily

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Kovic and Bruce talk about the small possibility of Microsoft and Sony forcing developers to lock frames per second in games.

Future of Games is MOBILE?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yROz-F79BQ&list=UUcMTZY1rFXO3Rj44D5VMyiw

Is Bayonetta 2 TOO SEXY?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kBCCh3E8O8U&list=UUcMTZY1rFXO3Rj44D5VMyiw

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The Exciting Possibilities of 3D Printing in Zero-G

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+NASA is currently engaged in exploring 3D printing in space using a printer designed by Made In Space.  This printer is designed to work in a microgravity environment to produce space assets in… well… SPACE!

NASA wants to test the idea of making parts inexpensively in orbit as opposed to down here on Earth and launching them to where they need to be.

3D printing serves as a fast and inexpensive way to manufacture parts on-site and on-demand, reducing the need for costly spares on the International Space Station and future spacecraft. Long-term missions would benefit greatly from having onboard manufacturing capabilities. Data and experience gathered in this demonstration will improve future 3-dimensional manufacturing technology and equipment for the space program, allowing a greater degree of autonomy and flexibility for astronauts.

Please join +Tony Darnell Dr +Carol Christian  and +Scott Lewis as they discuss this new experiment from NASA with +Jason Dunn and Michael Snyder from Made in Space, the company contracted by NASA to build the 3D printer currently being used.

For more information on NASA’s 3D Printing in Zero-G Experiment:
http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/station/research/experiments/1115.html#description

Made in Space:
http://www.madeinspace.us/