Solar Power Beamed Down To Earth From Space Moves Forward
Kooky-sounding idea of beaming down solar power from space is actually a real thing, and the US Air Force is on it.
Kooky-sounding idea of beaming down solar power from space is actually a real thing, and the US Air Force is on it.
A new space solar power venture aims to compete with fossil fuels — and Earth-based solar and wind could be in the crosshairs, too.
If you’re looking for drama, intrigue, and very twisty plot twists, check out the goings-on over at the House Natural Resources Committee.
The Long Endurance Multi-Intelligence Vehicle (LEMV) has been an elusive ISR goal for the Department of Defense through numerous false starts and half-completed contracts, but on August 7th at 6:49 pm EST a new LEMV hybrid blimp first took to the air at Lakehurst Navel air station in NJ. The vehicle is based upon a design by Hybrid Air Vehicles, LTD, and developed by Northrop Grumman. Many new considerations have come into the design of this airship but there are some old myths to be dispelled as well. […]
Not your typical cigar, but a decidedly feminine form, complete with a double helium bag, flat bottom and skirts, this hybrid dirigible is buoyed by both military and civilian contracts. The Hybrid Air Vehicle also combines properties of an aircraft and a hovercraft.