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  1. Researchers Beam Wireless Power From a Moving Airplane
    Flight marked first time power has been beamed from a moving aircraft. It was conducted by Virginia-based #startup #OverviewEnergy.
    Greater purpose of flight was to demonstrate feasibility of a much grander ambition: to beam power from #space to Earth. Overview plans to launch satellites into geosynchronous orbit to collect unfiltered #solar energy where the sun never sets and then beam this abundance back to humanity
    spectrum.ieee.org/wireless-pow

  2. Researchers Beam Wireless Power From a Moving Airplane
    Flight marked first time power has been beamed from a moving aircraft. It was conducted by Virginia-based #startup #OverviewEnergy.
    Greater purpose of flight was to demonstrate feasibility of a much grander ambition: to beam power from #space to Earth. Overview plans to launch satellites into geosynchronous orbit to collect unfiltered #solar energy where the sun never sets and then beam this abundance back to humanity
    spectrum.ieee.org/wireless-pow

  3. Growing efficiencies of near-infrared #lasers make them preferable over #microwaves, allowing the transmission antenna on the spacecraft to be scaled down from hundreds of meters across to about half a meter 📏. #OverviewEnergy successfully tested a system that transmitted “multiple thousands of watts” of power using a near-infrared laser from an aircraft flying at an altitude of 5,000 meters to a receiver on the ground spacenews.com/overview-energy-

    #SBSP #solar #energy

  4. Growing efficiencies of near-infrared #lasers make them preferable over #microwaves, allowing the transmission antenna on the spacecraft to be scaled down from hundreds of meters across to about half a meter 📏. #OverviewEnergy successfully tested a system that transmitted “multiple thousands of watts” of power using a near-infrared laser from an aircraft flying at an altitude of 5,000 meters to a receiver on the ground spacenews.com/overview-energy-

    #SBSP #solar #energy