Star Catcher Industries announced that it has received $12 25 000 in funding to create the world's first orbital energy network. Under the project, spacecraft will collect solar energy and transmit it to other satellites in orbit. Collecting energy in space has a number of advantages. The lack of weather and time-of-day effects allows electricity to be generated around the clock. Instead of deliv

The satellites have been placed in a circular polar orbit at a height of approximately 800 kilometers. Their specific characteristics have not been disclosed. It is known that these devices resemble the Starlink satellites of the first production models (v 0.9 and v 1.0), which are flat rectangular parallelepipeds weighing approximately 250 kilograms and have one folding solar panel. They also hav