Most satellites rely on solar arrays to power, similar to the large solar panels we use on Earth to power homes and businesses. According to foreign media reports, NASA also hopes to rely on flexible solar arrays to power satellites and spacecraft in the future. The agency is currently testing experimental ROSA solar arrays in space.
NASA said: "This new solar array combines to form a compact launch unit with significantly reduced mass and size, which can significantly reduce costs while increasing the power of the satellite. Any size of ROSA can be attached to the robot arm. â€
NASA shared a photo on Tuesday, and the ROSA array was deployed after deployment and attached to the robotic arm of the International Space Station. The experiment was planned for seven days, with the goal of seeing how the system responded to microgravity, extreme temperatures, and the constant movement of spacecraft.
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