Betavolt Wants to Put a Nuclear Generator in Your Gadgets with Its 50-Year 3V BV1009 Battery
Currently described as in the “pilot stage,” Betavolt hopes to bring its BV100 3V atomic battery to market — delivering 100µW for 50 years.
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Caltech isn’t the only organization that has become interested in solar power stations. The Chinese government is planning a 2028 mission to demonstrate the technology in low Earth orbit. And last November, science ministers in the E.U. greenlit Solaris, a joint project between the European Space Agency (ESA) and aerospace company Airbus to look into the possibility of building gigantic solar power stations in geostationary orbit over Europe. (Whether intentional or not, the linkage to the world of mid-century sci-fi remains, with the project sharing the title of Stanislaw Lem’s classic 1961 novel.)
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