SPS. January 1992. The last public writing of Dr. Gerard K. O'Neill We don't normally use the double-page style but this original was made to be seen in that format. If you use...
SPS. Now…
SPS. Actual questions that come up from non-space people when they hear about Solar Power beamed from space: - If you could get all of the benefits of solar energy for industry...
The 12 Days of SPS. Wow.
December 25th we started the daily releases of the SUNSAT Energy Council's Space Solar Power Review / Space Power journals. All told we have added 378 new SPS papers and...
The 11th Day of SPS with Nukes and The High Frontier
How far we've come since December 25th's Day One. Space-Based Solar Power / Solar Power Satellites from the engineering detail of wiring requirements to societal impacts on the...
SPS. A true story.
It's the 10th Day of SPS and apparently no one spotted it. If you look close at the picture we've been using since the start, you'll see there are SUNSAT Space Power issues for...
The 12 Days of SPS. Number 9
The new decade of the 90's brought some changes to the menu of the SUNSAT Energy Council's Space Power journal. Particle physicist Dr. Gay Canough was brought into the editors...
12 Days of SPS. Day 8, The IAF
Is it best to overwhelm with Quantity or impress with Quality? Sometimes there's simply no choice. The 12 Days of SPS continues on SSI.Org with the full year of issues bringing...
SPS. Seven Days….
It's the Seventh day of SPS. Seeeeeeven Daaaaaays.... Sorry, it's that wet grey time in Seattle when locals pop in old vcr tapes and enjoy the world's idea of our climate. For...
SPS. Day 6 of 12. And that darned idea of using the moon
"If God wanted man to become a spacefaring species, he would have given man a moon." - Krafft Ehricke Is this Artemis thing just about putting new types of Humans on the moon for...
SPS Day 5. Big In Japan But What About The Birds?
It's the 5th day of SPS... With Volume 5 of the SUNSAT Energy Council's Space Solar Power Review. In 1984 the council did not publish the journal, but a year later it was back...