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Spiral solar tower promises near-continuous power for Moon bases

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Blue Origin has unveiled a Power Tower designed for future Moon bases, intended to be deployed by the Mark 1 lunar lander after touchdown. The tower features a 20-meter (66-foot) solar array capable of providing continuous electrical power. This technology aims to support Artemis missions and future lunar infrastructure.

Key points

• Blue Origin's Power Tower will be deployed by the Mark 1 lunar lander following touchdown on the Moon.
• The tower includes a 20-meter (66-foot) solar array designed for around-the-clock power generation.

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This briefing covers the initial unveiling of the Power Tower and its deployment mechanism. It does not include operational data, performance metrics, or historical context.

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