Space lasers may sound like science fiction. Or a punchline. @washingtonpost spent a day at our Ashburn HQ digging into how the physics and economics actually work. Keep asking hard questions. We'll keep building.
washingtonpost.com/business/…
Zero-G BTS: Folding something tightly into a rocket…and unfolding it perfectly in orbit…is one of the hardest problems in space solar energy
So we tested our proprietary deployable truss the right way: in real zero-G
Patent green lit
Hats off to @aurelia_labs and Zero G for the flight opportunity
Grateful to @Acwa_en for the invitation to join the conversation at Power Innovation Days 2026
@marcberte_ceo on stage explaining how a single Overview satellite can see roughly a third of the Earth at once. For example: delivering space solar energy to Southeast Asia at night while it’s still daytime in the Middle East
We wanted to test the hardest parts of space solar energy. So we put them on a moving airplane and asked them to work.
They did.
Here’s what that looked like and why: overviewenergy.com/updates/a…



