Japan will Solarenergie aus dem All sammeln
Tokio - Die japanische Raumfahrtbehörde will bis zum Jahre 2030 Solarenergie aus dem Weltall sammeln. Mit Hilfe von Laserstrahlen oder Mikrowellen soll die Energie einer Gigawatt
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The OHISAMA satellite, weighing approximately 400 pounds (180 kg), is equipped with a compact but highly efficient solar panel measuring around 22 square feet. At the heart of this innovation is a satellite project called OHISAMA, a name which means “sun” in Japanese—a fitting symbol for. Japan is on track to beam solar power from space to Earth next year, two years after a similar feat was achieved by U. The development marks an important step toward a possible space-based solar power station that could help wean the world off fossil fuels amid the intensifying battle. On a quiet mountainside in Suwa, a city tucked away in central Japan, engineers are preparing to receive a faint but momentous signal from space. “This marks one of the first real-world tests of what could eventually become a solar.
