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20 kN cryogenic methane / liquid oxygen rocket engine ready to fire. Generated autonomously in a matter of hours by the Noyron Large Computational Engineering Model. Metal 3D-printed in copper (CuCrZr). From pure spec to test in less than 3 weeks.

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