DoD, Silicon Valley Bet on Solar Power Beaming Sats
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The Department of Defense and Silicon Valley are investing in solar power beaming satellites, a growing focus for space operational energy. The Air Force plans to host industry days to collaborate with industry partners. Why it matters: This technology has significant implications for space-based power generation and could enhance the military's energy capabilities. Collaboration between the DoD and Silicon Valley can drive innovation in this area. Sources: Why DoD, Silicon Valley now are betting on solar power beaming sats - Bluesky
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