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English: 3D-printed CubeSat body made from ‘polyether ether ketone’ – or PEEK. By doping the PEEK to make it electrically conductive, these CubeSat structures can incorporate their own electrical lines. In future, such miniature satellites could be ready to go once their instruments, circuit boards and solar panels were slotted in.
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