Relativity Space, the rocket company that was born in Seattle and headed south to Los Angeles, says it's moving into a new 120,000-square-foot headquarters and factory in Long Beach, Calif., that will use giant robotic 3-D printers to make launch vehicles. The new facility will house Stargate 3-D printers capable of producing one-piece structures up to 40 feet in height for its two-stage, 110-foot-tall Terran 1 rocket, said David Giger, Relativity's vice president for launch vehicle development. "We can build our entire second stage," Giger told GeekWire. Giger said Relativity expects to be fully moved into the Long Beach facility,… Read More