Titan Aerospace has unveiled designs for the world’s first solar-powered atmospheric satellite known as the
Solara 50 .
The Solara
50 is launched at night using power from its battery banks. When the sun
rises, solar power then provides the energy for it to take up position
20km above the Earth's surface. A precision better management system
ensures voltage and thermal thresholds are maintained in the subzero
atmosphere.
The Solara
50 is not a small craft. It boasts a wingspan of 50 meters and is 15
meters in length. It’s also fast—capable of cruising at 104 kilometers
an hour.
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