Space Force Awards $40M for Laser Tech
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The Space Force has awarded Pulse Space $40 million to develop laser systems for transmitting power and data between spacecraft. This technology aims to enhance spacecraft capabilities. The startup's innovation is expected to play a significant role in advancing space-based technologies. Why it matters: This development is crucial for the Space Force as it seeks to improve communication and power transmission in space, enhancing the overall effectiveness of its spacecraft. The use of laser technology could significantly impact future space missions. Sources: Space Force awards Pulse Space $40 million to advance laser power technology - SpaceNews
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