Hello All,
The Aerospace Technology Working Group (SBSP Debate),What exactly are
they "Debating"?

There is only 1 business case pending that will work for MW in space testing in
2012, follow on GW space array manufacturing and deployment 2014 and USA-Canada
energy independence from foreign fuel in 6 years. New Mexico becoming the first
US solar State. This is the Business Plan of Welsom Space Power Consortium and
Space Energy AG (a Swiss Corporation).

There is currently no other game in town, so I am curious what they might be
debating???

No one is the world can make GW scale space solar arrays now and that first
capability arrives in New Mexico concurrent with our in space launch of 1.2 MW
Zia Array and SPS Early Commercial Demonstration of Space Based Solar Power
demonstrator in 2012.

No one else is attempting to use combined SBSP WPT and rooftop solar farming in
New Mexico (as the first US Solar State) as the forward energy source needed for
underground extraction of 1.7T barrels of known reserves of sand oil in Alberta
Canada enabling a new gross income of $190Trillion (US) for that single SBSP
project?

I do want Hanger One at AMES/ Moffet Field working with the Navy Research Lab
refitted for Vacuum chamber, plasma interaction, and pre-launch ground test
deployment of 8MW Twin 150-meter European Sail Tower SPS Concept Solar Array
Modules. I think the Navy and local groups plan $25M to save the Historic Land
Mark in any case, might as well be useful to SBSP and High Altitude WPT
Communications Hyperblimps in the bargain. I would personally add 4 MW of thin
film solar panels to the roof of Hanger One, of the same type we will
manufacture in New Mexico at GW scale.

The 8MW Twin Array Modules are the only I see that will fit several on a single
SpaceX Falcon 9 Heavy launch. The Bigelow Inflatable Habitat is the only manned
capable habitat that can fit on a single Falcon 9 Heavy launch with
1.2 MW of Welsom Ultra-lightweight CFRP boom deployment solar sub-arrays and 50
cm DS4G Ion Thrusters that develop 250,000 meters per second Xenon thrust.

How many meters away, how long to the moon anyway at optimal 250,000 m/sec
speeds? What other SBSP demonstrator than the 1.2 MW Zia Array can pay it's own
way at a commercial profit?

The active runway, used now by only Microsoft and other local Silicon Valley
commercial firm is also quite useful at Moffet Field- NASA AMES. Right next to
Microsoft, HP, SUN, Agilent, Intel and IBM, with this pre-launch and testing
facility can not be all bad for SBSP.

Happy Thanksgiving a wrote ( President Lincoln's Executive Order for a National
Day of Atonement and Thanksgiving for God's Mercy and Grace on the USA).
The day of the Grand Dream in a decade has arrived!

Friendly Greetings,

Kevin

Welsom Space Power "The Race is On!"





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