Caltech's Groundbreaking Satellite Is Off to Space, to Harvest Solar Power
Decades ago, space was only a mystery that needed to be explored in order to be understood. The puzzle is still far from being “solved” (if i...
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Decades ago, space was only a mystery that needed to be explored in order to be understood. The puzzle is still far from being “solved” (if i...
Caltech is getting ready to launch a first-ever space solar power demonstrator to test the viability of space-based solar power generation.
Caltech scientists in Pasadena are sending a Space Solar Power Demonstrator prototype into orbit Tuesday as part of an ambitious effort to harvest solar power in space and beam that energy back to Earth.
The launch represents the first in-situ test of the technology to harvest solar energy in space and transmit it to Earth.
Scientists at Caltech are launching a Space Solar Power Demonstrator prototype into orbit Tuesday as part of an ambitious effort to harvest solar power in space and beam that energy back to Earth, university officials in Pasadena said Monday.