Seattle company plans space station modules, to be built locally | Northwest Newsradio

Seattle-based Gravitics says it has acquired $20 million in venture capital, and plans to spend it on manufacturing orbital modules for living and working in space. The company says the modules will be manufactured at a 40,000 square foot facility in Marysvlle. The modules could help replace NASA’s International Space Station, scheduled to be decommissioned sometime in the next decade. Click play to hear Corwin Haeck’s report. (PHOTO: Gravitics)