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DARPA plans 30-year endurance nuclear waste batteries to power next-gen drones, says report — project SYMPHONEE aims to harvest Strontium-90 to power persistent military drones
Drones That Can Fly For 30 Years? DARPA May Have Made A Breakthrough
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Abdul Wasay
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TechJuiceDrones That Can Fly For 30 Years? DARPA May Have Made A Breakthroughtechjuice.pkThe Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) awarded Morgan State University a $3.37 million contract to develop advanced radiovoltaic systems. These convert radioactive decay into electrical power. The program, called SYMPHONEE (Strontium-Yttrium Multi-junction PIN-based High-Density Output Nano-system for Extreme Environments), advances DARPA’s Rads to Watts initiative targeting compact, high-density energy sources lasting decades without refueling. […] The post Drones That Can Fly For 30 Years? DARPA May Have Made A Breakthrough appeared first on TechJuice .
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