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Rocket experiment on construction of huge transmitting antenna for the SPS using Furoshiki satellite system with robots

Kaya et al., 2004

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11914065589092449753
Author
Kaya N
Iwashita M
Nakasuka S
Summerer L
Mankins J
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Solar Power from Space-SPS 2004

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Construction technology of huge structures is essential for the future space development as well as the Solar Power Satellite (SPS). The SPS needs huge antennas to transmit the generated electric power toward the ground, while the huge antenna have many useful …
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