Energy Aperture

Sources

The 713 documents this base is built on, and the ones it looked for and did not get.

11 of the 713 are not in the archive. They stay in the list because a source that could not be read is a fact about the evidence. The column says which kind: a document that does not exist, one read and not archived, one not obtained, or one whose publisher refused access. Those are four different facts.

Source Title Author Year Tier If not in the archive
SRC-001 Design and Experimental Validation of a 112-Element Cross-Helix Array for Retrodirective Wireless Power Transmission Hossein Mardani, Yat Hin Chan, Raymond Dickie, et al. 2026 T2
SRC-002 Space-based solar power systems: Architectural evolution, wireless power transmission challenges, and engineering implementation Mei Lu 2026 T2
SRC-003 Advanced Solar Cells with Thermal, Radiation, and Light Management for Space-Based Solar Power Eduardo Camarillo Abad, Kai Sun, Armin Barthel, et al. 2025 T2
SRC-004 In-orbit assembly of high-value modular infrastructures: Holistic analysis and mission concepts Manu H. Nair, Mini C. Rai, Sarah Reade, et al. 2025 T2
SRC-005 Investigation on Received Power of Space Solar Power Systems using Large Planar Satellites in Quasi-Geostationary Earth Orbit Makoto Ito, Tsukasa Funane, Yosuke Tanabe, et al. 2025 T2
SRC-006 Space solar power generation: A viable system proposal and technoeconomic analysis Oren S. Mizrahi, Phillip Jahelka, Eleftherios Gdoutos, et al. 2025 T2
SRC-007 The Environmental Impact of Collisions with Large Space Structures: The Case of Solar Power Satellites Pietro De Marchi, James Campbell, Yirui Wang, et al. 2025 T5
SRC-008 The high power electricity generation and WPT demonstration mission - Proposed first step to develop space solar power Xinbin Hou, Lu Zhou, Shiwei Dong, Dele Shi, Enjie Zhang, Guangda Chen, Huaiqing Zhang (as printed on PDF p.1) 2025 T2
SRC-009 Avoiding greenwash in reporting life cycle greenhouse gas emissions of space solar power: environmentally-extended input-output versus process-based approaches Andrew Ross Wilson, Haroon B. Oqab, George B. Dietrich 2024 T5
SRC-010 Power from the Sun: Its Future (Revisited) Anthony Peters, Vasilis Fthenakis 2024 T5
SRC-011 SBSP Developments Tracker unknown 2024-2025 T6
SRC-012 Space Based Solar Power. Erica Rodgers, Ellen Gertsen, Jordan Sotudeh, et al. 2024 T3
SRC-013 Survey of Space Based Solar Power (SBSP): A Comparison of SBSP Reference Designs and their Economics Virtus Solis 2024 T4
SRC-014 Central European Academy (CEA Publishing) 2024 T2
SRC-015 Validation of a Large Retrodirective CASSIOPeiA Solar Power Satellite Antenna Array Neil Buchanan, Yat Hin Chan, Hossein Mardani, et al. 2024 T2
SRC-016 Life Cycle Assessment of the UK Space Energy Initiative Technology Roadmap Andrew R. Wilson, Massimiliano Vasile, Haroon B. Oqab 2022 T2
SRC-017 Catching the Sun: A National Strategy for Space Solar Power Beyond Earth Institute 2021 T4
SRC-018 Space Based Solar Power as a Contributor to Net Zero - Phase 2: Economic Feasibility - Annex A: Model Implementation Henry Cathcart, Michael Hall, Sam White 2021 T4
SRC-019 Space Based Solar Power as a Contributor to Net Zero - Phase 2: Economic Feasibility - Annex B: Input Data Sources Peter Entwistle, Michael Hall, Sam White 2021 T4
SRC-020 Space Based Solar Power as a Contributor to Net Zero - Annex C: Economic Assessment Detailed Methodology and Data Tables Doug Godden, Michael Hall, Sam White 2021 T4
SRC-021 Space Based Solar Power as a Contributor to Net Zero - Phase 2: Economic Feasibility Sam White, Henry Cathcart, Michael Hall, et al. 2021 T4
SRC-022 Space Based Solar Power: De-risking the pathway to Net Zero Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ltd (for BEIS) 2021 T4
SRC-023 Space Based Solar Power: De-risking the pathway to Net Zero Frazer-Nash Consultancy 2021 T4
SRC-024 Space Based Solar Power as a Contributor to Net Zero - Phase 1: Engineering Feasibility Report S. Way, J. Lamyman, P. Entwistle 2020 T4
SRC-025 Opportunities and Challenges for Space Solar for Remote Installations Paul Jaffe, Avram Bar-Cohen, Kaylin Borders, et al. 2019 T3
SRC-026 CASSIOPeiA - A new paradigm for space solar power Ian Cash 2019 T2
SRC-027 SPS-ALPHA: The First Practical Solar Power Satellite via Arbitrarily Large Phased Array John C. Mankins 2012 T3
SRC-028 China Walks the US-India Space Solar Power Dream Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan, Rahul Prakash 2011 T5
SRC-029 Space Solar Power: The First International Assessment of Space Solar Power - Opportunities, Issues and Potential Pathways Forward John C. Mankins, Nobuyuki Kaya (co-editors) 2011 T4
SRC-030 Alternative Orbits: A New Space Solar Power Reference Design Royce Jones 2010 T5
SRC-031 Costs, Organization, and Roadmap for SSP Peter J. Schubert 2010 T5
SRC-032 Deploying Sunsats Philip K. Chapman 2010 T5
SRC-033 Disruptive Technology: A Space-Based Solar Power Industry Forecast Kristin Medin 2010 T5
SRC-034 Energy Costs Eliminated By Satellite System Joleroy Gauger 2010 T5
SRC-035 Harnessing the Sun: Embarking on Humanity's Next Giant Leap Feng Hsu 2010 T5
SRC-036 Legal Challenges Facing Solar Power Satellites Kiantar Betancourt 2010 T5
SRC-037 Legal Issues for Space Based Solar Power Mark I. Wallach 2010 T5
SRC-038 Low Cost Access to Space is Key to Solar Power Satellite Deployment Ralph H. Nansen 2010 T5
SRC-039 Server Sky - Data Centers in Orbit Keith Lofstrom 2010 T5
SRC-040 Sky's No Limit: Space-Based Solar Power, The Next Major Step in The Indo-US Strategic Partnership? Peter A. Garretson 2010 T3
SRC-041 Solar Power Satellite Development: Advances in Modularity and Mechanical Systems W. Keith Belvin, John T. Dorsey, Judith J. Watson 2010 T5
SRC-042 Space Solar Power Via Prizes Al Globus 2010 T5
SRC-043 Space Solar vs Base Load Ground Solar and Wind Power John K. Strickland Jr. 2010 T5
SRC-044 The Sunsat Act - Transforming our Energy, Economy and Environment Darel Preble 2010 T5
SRC-045 Why Has SPS R&D Received So Little Funding? Karen Cramer Shea 2010 T5
SRC-046 Financial and Organizational Analysis for a Space Solar Power System: A Business Plan to Make Space Solar Power a Reality Sun Xin, Evelyn Panier, Cornelius Zund, et al. 2009 T2
SRC-047 Space-based Solar Power: Possible Defense Applications and Opportunities for NRL Contributions W. Neil Johnson, Keith Akins, James Armstrong, et al. 2009 T3
SRC-048 The Vision for Producing Fresh Water Using Space Power W. Kent Tobiska, Flint Ogle, Fred Slane 2009 T4
SRC-049 Recommendation on Space-Based Solar Power Space Enterprise Council (collective; no individual author) 2008 T4
SRC-050 Space-Based Solar Power: Inexhaustible Energy From Orbit John C. Mankins 2008 T5
SRC-052 URSI White Paper on Solar Power Satellite (SPS) Systems (in The Radio Science Bulletin, No. 321, June 2007) unknown (URSI working group; no single lead author stated) 2007 T4
SRC-052b URSI White Paper on Solar Power Satellites, in Radio Science Bulletin No 321 URSI Inter-Commission Working Group on SPS (leadership: H. Matsumoto, K. Hashimoto; Board: K. Schlegel) 2007-06 T2
SRC-053 Reinventing the Solar Power Satellite Geoffrey A. Landis 2004 T3
SRC-054 Laying the Foundation for Space Solar Power: An Assessment of NASA's Space Solar Power Investment Strategy unknown (National Research Council committee) 2001 T3
SRC-055 Autonomous Construction and Manufacturing for Space Electrical Power Systems (Final Report, NSF-NASA Workshop) George Bekey, Ivan Bekey, David Criswell, et al. 2000 T3
SRC-056 A Fresh Look at Space Solar Power: New Architectures, Concepts and Technologies John C. Mankins 1997 T5
SRC-057 Space Solar Power Program: Final Report (Part 1) International Space University (ISU) 1992 T4
SRC-058 Space Solar Power Program: Final Report (Part 2, continuation) International Space University (ISU) 1992 T4
SRC-059 An Evolutionary Model for Space Solar Power Nicholas Boechler, Sameer Hameer, Sam Wanis, et al. unknown T5
SRC-060 KALAM-National Space Society Energy Technology Universal Initiative: An International Preliminary Feasibility Study on Space Based Solar Power Stations R. Gopalaswami unknown T4
SRC-061 Operational Demonstration of Space Solar Power (SSP): Economic Analysis of a First Revenue Satellite (FRS) A.C. Charania, John R. Olds, Dominic DePasquale unknown T5
SRC-062 Passive Phase Multiplication as a Means Towards Low-Cost, High-Performance Phased Array Antennas Ian Cash, Kin-Fai Tong, Allann Al-Armaghany unknown T5
SRC-064 GEO high power WPT demonstration mission-The proposed second step to develop space solar power. Space Solar Power and Wireless Transmission 2(4), 198-206, December 2025. Xinbin Hou, Lu Zhou, Xiaoqi Huang, Shiwei Dong, Dele Shi (as printed on PDF p.1) 2025 T2
SRC-075 ICNIRP Guidelines for Limiting Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (100 kHz to 300 GHz), Health Phys 118(5):483-524 International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection 2020 T1
SRC-076 RAF036/2425: Feasibility of Small-Scale Space Based Solar Power Systems for Early Market Adoption - Final report Frazer-Nash Consultancy, Space Solar Engineering Ltd, Imperial College London 2025 T4
SRC-077 Wireless power transfer in space using flexible, lightweight, coherent arrays (Caltech MAPLE). Acta Astronautica vol. 224, pp. 226-243, 2024 (online 9 August 2024); doi:10.1016/j.actaastro.2024.08.006 Ayling, Fikes, Mizrahi, et al. (first four authors equal contribution, listed alphabetically; O. S. Mizrahi corresponding) 2024 T1
SRC-078 Study on Cost-Benefit Analysis of Space-Based Solar Power Generation for Terrestrial Energy Needs - Final Report Frazer-Nash Consultancy for the European Space Agency 2022 T4
SRC-079 Resolution 813 (WRC-23): Agenda for the 2027 world radiocommunication conference International Telecommunication Union 2023 T1
SRC-080 ESSB-ST-U-007 Issue 1 Rev 1: ESA Space Debris Mitigation Requirements European Space Agency 2025 T1
SRC-082 Wireless Power Transmission for Solar Power Satellite (SPS), second draft Naoki Shinohara unknown T2
SRC-083 Global Orbital Space Launches: 2025 Year in Review BryceTech 2026 T2
SRC-084 Global Orbital Space Launches: Q4 2025 BryceTech 2026 T2
SRC-085 Satellite Power System (SPS) Concept Development and Evaluation Program - Reference System Report, DOE/ER-0023 US Department of Energy and NASA 1978 T3
SRC-086 Environmental Assessment for the Satellite Power System-Concept Development and Evaluation Program-Microwave Health and Ecological Effects. DOE/ER/10035-2, November 1980. US Department of Energy and Environmental Protection Agency 1980-11 T3
SRC-088 GB2563574A: A phased array antenna and apparatus incorporating the same (UK patent application, A publication 26.12.2018) Ian James Cash (applicant: International Electric Company Limited) 2018 (filed 2017-06-05) T3
SRC-089 Companies House filed accounts, Space Solar Group Holdings Ltd (14542128) to 2025-12-31 Space Solar Group Holdings Limited 2026 T1
SRC-090 Companies House register of officers and PSC records, Space Solar entities, Cassiopeia Solar Ltd, International Electric Company Ltd, Frazer-Nash Consultancy Ltd (02562870) Companies House 2026-09-02 T1 read, not archived
SRC-091 EP3635817B1: A phased array antenna and apparatus incorporating the same Ian James Cash (applicant: International Electric Company Ltd) 2022-06-01 T3
SRC-092 CN110998976B: A phased array antenna and apparatus incorporating the same Ian James Cash (current assignee: Cassiopeia Solar Limited, transfer recorded 2023-05-12) 2022-03-11 T3
SRC-093 Companies House filed accounts, Cassiopeia Solar Ltd (14465681) to 2025-09-30 Cassiopeia Solar Limited 2026 T1
SRC-098 Environmental Considerations for the Microwave Beam from a Solar Power Satellite, 13th Intersociety Energy Conversion Engineering Conference, San Diego CA G. D. Arndt and L. Leopold (NASA Johnson Space Center) 1978-08 T3 no document
SRC-100 URSI White Paper on Solar Power Satellite Systems (clean full text, 194 pp) URSI Inter-Commission Working Group on SPS (H. Matsumoto, K. Hashimoto; Board K. Schlegel) 2007-06 T2
SRC-101 Resolution ITU-R 910 (WRC-23), wireless power transmission frequency studies International Telecommunication Union 2023 T1
SRC-102 Report ITU-R SM.2392-1, Applications of wireless power transmission via radio frequency beam International Telecommunication Union 2021-06 T1
SRC-103 Report ITU-R SM.2505-0, WPT impact studies and human hazard issues International Telecommunication Union 2022-07 T1
SRC-104 Ionospheric interactions with high-power microwave beams, ESA/University of Leicester review T. R. Robinson, M. Yeoman, R. Dhillon 2004 T2
SRC-105 Full-Path Nonlinear Modeling of Microwave Power Transmission Through Ionospheric Plasma for SSPS Guo et al. 2026-07-14 T5
SRC-106 HAARP for space solar power ionospheric testing, arXiv 1401.1779 M. Leitgab and S. Cowley 2014 T5
SRC-107 NASA RP-1076: Satellite Power System (SPS) Magnetron Tube Assessment / SPS Power Transmission and Reception Technical Summary and Assessment, 281 pp R. H. Dietz, G. D. Arndt, L. Leopold (NASA JSC) 1981 T3
SRC-108 Ionosphere/Microwave Beam Interaction Study, NASA-CR-151821 Wm. E. Gordon and Lewis M. Duncan, William Marsh Rice University 1978 T3
SRC-109 Simulation of D and E Region High-Power Microwave Heating with HF Ionospheric Modification Experiments G. Meltz (United Technologies Research Center), C. M. Rush and E. J. Violette (Institute for Telecommunication Sciences) 1981 T3
SRC-110 DOE/ER-10003-T2: Effects of Ionospheric Heating on Telecommunications US Department of Energy 1980 T3
SRC-111 PNL-2482: Initial Assessment of Electromagnetic Compatibility of the SPS Microwave Power Transmission System Pacific Northwest Laboratory 1978 T3
SRC-112 Space-Based Solar Power Conversion & Delivery Systems Study, Volume III: Microwave Power Transmission Studies -- NASA-CR-150296; 1 March 1977 Raytheon Company, Equipment Division (ionospheric effects portion directed by A. H. Katz, with L. Holway and G. Meltz participating, as the Foreword states) 1977-03 T3
SRC-113 OMEGA / Sun-Chasing SSPS ground prototype, Engineering Duan Baoyan et al., Xidian University 2024 T2
SRC-116 Self-focusing of radio waves in an underdense ionosphere, J. Geophys. Res. 86(A2) 600-608 F. W. Perkins and M. V. Goldman 1981 T1
SRC-117 LA-UR-80-1562 / CONF-800672-1, SPS Environmental Effects on the Upper Atmosphere, Intl Symposium on Solar Power Satellites, Toulouse, 25-27 June 1980. Lewis M. Duncan, Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory 1980-06 T3
SRC-119 Madrigal incoherent scatter radar measurements, Sondrestrom 67.0N, F-region 200-300 km, solar max 2000 and solar min 2008. Sondrestrom IS Radar via Madrigal / CEDAR openmadrigal 2000, 2008 T1
SRC-120 Madrigal incoherent scatter radar measurements, Millstone Hill 42.6N, F-region 200-300 km, screened to geodetic latitude 40-46N, solar max 2000 and solar min 2008. Millstone Hill IS Radar (instrument code 30) via Madrigal, obtained over plain HTTP from millstonehill.haystack.mit.edu 2000, 2008 T1
SRC-121 PyIRI 0.1.7 modelled electron density at UK coordinates 52.5N 1.5W and Chilton 51.6N 1.3W, three seasons x noon/midnight x solar min/max x 200/250/300 km PyIRI, Forsythe et al. 2023, Space Weather; run locally 2026-09-02 T1
SRC-122 IGRF-14 magnetic dip angle (inclination) at UK, Chilton, Sondrestrom, Millstone Hill and Huancayo, ground and 250 km, epoch 2026.5, full spherical harmonic field and degree-1-only IGRF-14 via ppigrf 2.1.0 (Laundal), coefficient file IGRF14.shc; run locally and independently re-derived 2026-09-02 T1
SRC-124 Interactions between Microwave Beam and Ionosphere H. Usui 2008 T2
SRC-125 Temporal evolution of pump beam self-focusing at the High-Frequency Active Auroral Research Program M. J. Kosch et al. 2007 T1
SRC-127 Microwave Power Transmission Technologies for Solar Power Satellites, Proceedings of the IEEE 101(6), June 2013, p.1442 section E. S. Sasaki, K. Tanaka, K. Maki 2013 T2
SRC-128 Lee and Kuo, JGR 1984, on geomagnetic field perturbation by an SPS beam. M. C. Lee, S. P. Kuo 1984 T2 not obtained
SRC-129 Kaya and Matsumoto, GRL 1981, space chamber experiment of ohmic heating by high power microwave from SPS. N. Kaya, H. Matsumoto 1981 T1 not obtained
SRC-130 Farley, LaHoz and Fejer, JGR 1983, Studies of the self-focusing instability at Arecibo. D. T. Farley, C. LaHoz, B. G. Fejer 1983 T1 not obtained
SRC-132 Nonlinear effects in the ionosphere, Physics-Uspekhi (UFN) review. A. V. Gurevich 2007 T2
SRC-133 Nonlinear resonant instability of a plasma in the field of an ordinary electromagnetic wave. Sov. Phys.-JETP 42(1), 91-97. Russian original Zh. Eksp. Teor. Fiz. 69, 176-188 V. V. Vas'kov; A. V. Gurevich 1975 T2
SRC-134 The statistical dependence of auroral absorption on geomagnetic and solar wind parameters. Annales Geophysicae 22, 877-887 A. J. Kavanagh; M. J. Kosch; F. Honary; A. Senior; S. R. Marple; E. E. Woodfield; I. W. McCrea 2004 T1
SRC-135 NOAA SWPC geomagnetic storm G-scale occurrence table NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center 2023-12-11 T3
SRC-137 ICNIRP Guidelines for Limiting Exposure to Electromagnetic Fields (100 kHz to 300 GHz), 2020. ICNIRP 2020 T1
SRC-138 Recommendation ITU-T K.52 (08/2024). ITU 2022, 2024 T1
SRC-141 Matsuura, Radio Research Laboratory Quarterly 28(148) 723-730, in Japanese. N. Matsuura (the title page prints 松浦延夫 and no romanised name; initial corrected from H. 2026-09-19, 延夫 read Nobuo as CLM-0126's src has it) 1982 T3
SRC-142 Matsumoto, Butsuri (Physical Society of Japan bulletin), in Japanese. H. Matsumoto 1994 T5
SRC-145 Annual Technology Baseline 2025, electricity edition. NREL / National Laboratory of the Rockies 2025 T1
SRC-146 Levelized Cost of Energy+ 2026, incorporating Levelized Cost of Energy Analysis Version 19.0 and Levelized Cost of Storage Analysis Version 11.0. Lazard 2026 T4
SRC-153 Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2023, published September 2024. IRENA 2024 T3
SRC-154 Electricity Generation Costs 2025, published January 2026, updated March 2026. UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2026 T3
SRC-155 Electricity Generation Costs 2025, Annex A: additional estimates and key assumptions. UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2026 T3
SRC-156 Electricity Generation Costs 2025, Annex B: example LCOE calculator. UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2026 T3
SRC-161 Projected Costs of Generating Electricity, 2020 edition IEA and OECD Nuclear Energy Agency 2020 T3
SRC-162 Contracts for Difference allocation round 1 (AR1) results, 2015. UK Department of Energy and Climate Change 2015 T1
SRC-163 Contracts for Difference allocation round 2 (AR2) results, 2017. UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 2017 T1
SRC-164 Contracts for Difference allocation round 3 (AR3) results, 2019. UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 2019 T1
SRC-165 Contracts for Difference allocation round 4 (AR4) results, 2022. UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy 2022 T1
SRC-166 Contracts for Difference allocation round 5 (AR5) results, 2023. UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero 2023 T1
SRC-167 Contracts for Difference allocation round 6 (AR6) results, 2024. UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero 2024 T1
SRC-168 Contracts for Difference allocation rounds 7 and 7a (AR7 / AR7a) results, January and February 2026. UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero 2026 T1
SRC-169 Modular Multirotary Joints SPS Concept - Challenges and Design Considerations. IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems, vol. 61 no. 1. Received 13 March 2024, accepted 5 August 2024, published 12 August 2024, version of record 11 February 2025. Xinbin Hou; Zhengai Cheng; Xin Wang; Changjun Liu (IEEE) 2025 T2
SRC-170 Hypermodular Self-Assembling Space Solar Power - Design Option for Mid-Term GEO Utility-Scale Power Plants Martin Leitgab 2013 T5
SRC-171 Solar Cell Degradation Due to Proton Belt Enhancements During Electric Orbit Raising to GEO Alexander R. Lozinski; Richard B. Horne; Sarah A. Glauert; Giulio Del Zanna; Daniel Heynderickx; Hugh D. R. Evans 2019 T1
SRC-172 NEXT-C Flight Ion System Status, AIAA 2020-3604. Fisher; Ferraiuolo; Monheiser; Goodfellow; Hoskins; Myers (Aerojet Rocketdyne); Bontempo; McDade (ZIN Technologies); O'Malley; Soulas; Shastry; Gonzalez (NASA Glenn), as printed on the title page 2020 T4
SRC-173 Boeing Low-Thrust Geosynchronous Transfer Mission Experience Mark Poole and Monte Ho (Boeing Satellite Development Center) 2007 T4
SRC-174 Levelized Costs of New Generation Resources in the Annual Energy Outlook 2022. US Energy Information Administration 2022 T3
SRC-178 System LCOE: What are the costs of variable renewables? Energy 63. Falko Ueckerdt; Lion Hirth; Gunnar Luderer; Ottmar Edenhofer 2013 T2
SRC-179 The market value of variable renewables. Energy Economics 38, p.218. Lion Hirth 2013 T2
SRC-181 Endogenous Assessment of the Capacity Value of Solar PV in Generation Investment Planning Studies. IEEE Trans. Sustainable Energy. Francisco D. Munoz; Andrew D. Mills 2015 T2
SRC-183 AR6 Working Group III, Annex I (Glossary). IPCC 2022 T3
SRC-186 What is the Minimum EROI that a Sustainable Society Must Have? Energies 2(1), pp.25-47. Charles A. S. Hall; Stephen Balogh; David J. Murphy 2009 T2
SRC-187 Methodology Guidelines on Life Cycle Assessment of Photovoltaic Electricity, 4th edition. IEA PVPS Task 12. IEA PVPS Task 12 (R. Frischknecht and colleagues; full author list not transcribed pending a DN-19 check) 2020 T3
SRC-188 Land-Use Requirements for Solar Power Plants in the United States. NREL/TP-6A20-56290. S. Ong; C. Campbell; P. Denholm; R. Margolis; G. Heath 2013 T3
SRC-189 Land-use intensity of electricity production and tomorrow's energy landscape. PLOS ONE. Jessica Lovering; Marian Swain; Loren Blomqvist; Rebecca R. Hernandez 2022 T2
SRC-190 The Applicability of MPD Thrusters to Satellite Power Systems R. M. Jones; L. K. Rudolph (Jet Propulsion Laboratory) 1980 T3
SRC-195 NREL/NLR Annual Technology Baseline 2025, utility-scale battery storage cost projections, via the OSTI bibliographic record. NREL / National Laboratory of the Rockies 2025 T3
SRC-197 ITU Resolution 910 (WRC-23), printed at pages 759-760 of the WRC-23 Final Acts International Telecommunication Union 2023 T1
SRC-198 US Air Force Research Laboratory SSPIDR / Arachne programme fact sheet and associated reporting. US Air Force Research Laboratory 2026 T3
SRC-203 Study on Cost-Benefit Analysis of Space-Based Power Generation (SBSP) for Terrestrial Energy Needs - executive summary brochure, EN edition. Roland Berger GmbH with OHB System AG 2022 T4
SRC-204 TN 01 SBSP Study Review. Issue 01, 21.02.2022 OHB System AG for Roland Berger / ESA 2022 T4
SRC-205 TN 02 SBSP Methodology. Issue 01, 28.02.2022. Data Classification: Public Roland Berger GmbH with OHB System AG 2022 T4
SRC-206 TN 03 System breakdown, costs and technical feasibility of a SPS. Issue 01, 14.07.2022, 59 pp, Data Classification: Public. OHB System AG for Roland Berger / ESA 2022 T4
SRC-207 TN 04 Assessment of strategic, economic, environmental, and societal benefits, costs, and risks. Approved 11 August 2022 by Manfred Hader, Senior Partner of Roland Berger. Roland Berger GmbH with OHB System AG 2022 T4
SRC-208 TN 05 Concept for a European SBSP development program. Approved 11 August 2022 by Manfred Hader, Senior Partner of Roland Berger Roland Berger GmbH with OHB System AG 2022 T4
SRC-209 From Sputnik to Starship: Estimating the experience curve of space launch technology. PNAS Nexus 5(7):pgag217, DOI 10.1093/pnasnexus/pgag217. Alessio Terzi, Francesco Nicoli 2026 T2
SRC-210 Cost Evaluation of In-Space Transportation of a Solar Power Satellite Using OTVs with Hall Thruster Propulsion Systems. Trans. JSASS Aerospace Tech. Japan 12(ists29):Po_1_7-Po_1_12, DOI 10.2322/tastj.12.po_1_7. Yuki Ito, Masakatsu Nakano, Tony Schoenherr, Shinatora Cho, Kimiya Komurasaki, Hiroyuki Koizumi 2014 T2
SRC-211 An analysis of launch cost reductions for low Earth orbit satellites. Economics Bulletin 42(3):1561-1574. Nodir Adilov, Peter Alexander, Brendan Cunningham, Nikolas Albertson 2022 T2
SRC-212 A process-based life cycle sustainability assessment of the space-based solar power concept. IAC-20,C3,1,5,x58791, 71st International Astronautical Congress. Andrew Ross Wilson, Massimiliano Vasile, Haroon B. Oqab, George B. Dietrich 2020 T5
SRC-213 Advanced Electric Propulsion For Space Solar Power Satellites. NASA/TM-1999-209307, AIAA-99-2872, NASA Glenn Research Center, prepared for the 35th Joint Propulsion Conference. NTRS 19990116847. Steve Oleson 1999 T3
SRC-214 Advanced Propulsion for Geostationary Orbit Insertion and North-South Station Keeping. NASA-TM-107018, E-9818, AIAA 95-2513. NTRS 19950026496. Steven R. Oleson, Roger M. Myers, Craig A. Kluever, John P. Riehl, Francis M. Curran 1995 T3
SRC-215 NASA's Management of the Human Landing System Contracts, IG-26-004, March 2026. NASA Office of Inspector General 2026 T3 read, not archived
SRC-216 CO2 Emission from Solar Power Satellite. KEO discussion paper G-145, Keio Economic Observatory, Keio University, January 2002. Keiichiro Asakura, Patrick Collins, Koji Nomura, Hitoshi Hayami, Kanji Yoshioka 2002 T5
SRC-217 IPCC Fifth Assessment Report, Working Group III, Annex III: Technology-specific Cost and Performance Parameters, Table A.III.2. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, Working Group III 2014 T3
SRC-218 Annual Technology Baseline (ATB), 2025 Electricity edition, v1.0.0, data dated 2026-08-27, values in 2023 USD, projections to 2060. National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR), formerly National Renewable Energy Laboratory 2026 T3 read, not archived
SRC-220 Environmental life cycle assessment of reusable launch vehicle fleets: Large climate impact driven by rocket exhaust emissions Guillermo Dominguez Calabuig, Andrew Wilson, Sifeng Bi, Massimiliano Vasile, Martin Sippel, Martin Tajmar 2024 T2
SRC-221 Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Emissions Poised to Rocket: Modeling the Environmental Impact of LEO Satellite Constellations Rushil Kukreja, Edward J. Oughton (George Mason University), Richard Linares (MIT) 2025 T5
SRC-222 Are we too pessimistic? Cost projections for solar photovoltaics, wind power, and batteries are over-estimating actual costs globally. Applied Energy, Applied Energy 390, 125856 (2025), DOI 10.1016/j.apenergy.2025.125856, open access. Hadi Vatankhah Ghadim; Jannik Haas; Christian Breyer; Hans Christian Gils; E. Grant Read; Mengzhu Xiao; Rebecca Peer (PDF p.1) 2025 T2
SRC-223 Global Counterspace Capabilities: An Open Source Assessment. 371 pp. Secure World Foundation 2026 T4
SRC-224 Space Threat Assessment 2025, 54 pp. CSIS Aerospace Security Project 2025 T4
SRC-225 Challenges to Security in Space: Space Reliance in an Era of Competition and Expansion, 2022 edition, 80 pp, information cutoff March 2022. US Defense Intelligence Agency 2022 T3
SRC-226 ESA's Annual Space Environment Report, Issue 10.0, 1 May 2026, ref GEN-DB-LOG-00288-OPS-SD, 151 pp. ESA Space Debris Office 2026 T3
SRC-227 Recommendation ITU-R S.1003-2, Environmental protection of the geostationary-satellite orbit, 6 pp. International Telecommunication Union 2010 T3
SRC-228 IADC Space Debris Mitigation Guidelines, IADC-02-01 Revision 2, March 2020, 14 pp. Inter-Agency Space Debris Coordination Committee 2020 T3
SRC-229 Orbital Debris Quarterly News, Volume 30, Issue 1 and 2, July 2026, 14 pp. NASA Orbital Debris Program Office 2026 T3
SRC-230 KA-SAT Network cyber attack overview, 30 March 2022. Viasat, Inc. 2022 T4
SRC-231 Russia behind cyber attack with Europe-wide impact an hour before Ukraine invasion, published 10 May 2022. UK National Cyber Security Centre 2022 T3
SRC-232 CCSDS 355.0-B-2, Space Data Link Security Protocol, Blue Book, Recommended Standard, July 2022, 74 pp. Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems 2022 T1
SRC-233 CCSDS 355.1-B-1, Space Data Link Security Protocol - Extended Procedures, Blue Book, February 2020, 129 pp. Consultative Committee for Space Data Systems 2020 T1
SRC-234 Space Policy Directive-5, Cybersecurity Principles for Space Systems, 4 September 2020, Federal Register 85 FR 56155, 4 pp. Executive Office of the President of the United States 2020 T1
SRC-235 Satellite Cybersecurity Across Orbital Altitudes: Analyzing Ground-Based Threats to LEO, MEO, and GEO, arXiv:2512.21367, 6 pp, preprint, no journal named. Mark Ballard; Guanqun Song; Ting Zhu 2025 T5
SRC-236 Finalizing the CCSDS Space-Data Link Layer Security Protocol: Setup and Execution of the Interoperability Testing, NASA NTRS 20150018141, 13 pp. D. Fischer; I. Aguilar-Sanchez; B. Saba; G. Moury; C. Biggerstaff; B. Bailey; H. Weiss; M. Pilgram; D. Richter 2015 T5
SRC-237 Commission Regulation (EU) 2016/631 establishing a network code on requirements for grid connection of generators (RfG) European Commission; retained and amended for Great Britain 2016 T1
SRC-238 National Electricity Transmission System Security and Quality of Supply Standard, Version 2.12, 29 May 2026 National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2026 T1
SRC-239 ENA Engineering Recommendation G5, Issue 5, 2020 (EREC G5/5): harmonic voltage distortion and the connection of harmonic sources and/or resonant plant to transmission systems and distribution networks in the United Kingdom. Energy Networks Association, Operations Directorate; approved by the GB Distribution Code Review Panel 2020 T1
SRC-240 Guidance Notes for Power Park Modules, EU Code Users, Issue 4, June 2024. National Grid Electricity System Operator (now NESO) 2024 T3
SRC-241 Grid Forming Guidance Note, Issue 4. NESO 2026 T3
SRC-242 Frequency Risk and Control Report 2025, Security and Quality of Supply Standard, The Report - For Approval. Minimum Inertia Requirement and Additional Response Holding NESO 2025 T3
SRC-243 Clean Power 2030, Annex 3: Operability and operations analysis NESO 2024 T3
SRC-244 GSR034: Review of Loss of Power Infeed Risk for Offshore DC Converters, Final Modification Report, 16 December 2025 NESO, SQSS Panel process 2025 T3
SRC-245 GSR034 supporting review document, Review of Loss of Power Infeed Risk for Offshore DC Converters. NESO 2025 T3
SRC-246 News release: NESO implements electricity grid connection reforms to unlock investment in Great Britain, 8 December 2025. NESO 2025 T6
SRC-247 Guide to the IEEE 1547-2018 Standard and its Impacts on Cooperatives, March 2019 National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) 2019 T4
SRC-248 Grid Forming Capability of Power Park Modules, First Interim Report on Technical Requirements, final version 3 May 2024 ENTSO-E 2024 T3
SRC-249 Space-Based Solar Power: Optimal Integration of Orbiting Solar Reflectors in Power Grids for Economic and Environmental Benefits Khaldon Ahmed Qaid, Onur Celik, Colin R McInnes (authors as printed on the paper's own byline; no role or position asserted here) 2025 T2
SRC-252 Aon Space Insurance Market Report, Q1 2026. Aon plc 2026 (Q1) T4
SRC-253 Intermittent Jamming against Telemetry and Telecommand of Satellite Systems and A Learning-driven Detection Strategy. Selen Gecgel, Gunes Karabulut Kurt 2021 T2
SRC-254 Rethinking Satellite Cybersecurity: A System-Level Taxonomy and Longitudinal Analysis. Roy Peled, Eran Aizikovich, Edan Habler, Yuval Elovici, Asaf Shabtai 2026 (arXiv v2 date stamp, 3 Aug 2026; original v1 posting date not confirmed on page read) T5
SRC-255 Space Based Solar Power. Erica Rodgers, Ellen Gertsen, Nikolai Joseph (NASA HQ, Office of Technology, Policy and Strategy); Jordan Sotudeh, Carie Mullins, Amanda Hernandez, Hahn Le, Phil Smith (BryceTech) 2023 (filename; venue not dated on page read) T5
SRC-256 Space Based Solar Power Study. Erica Rodgers, Jordan Sotudeh, Carie Mullins, Ellen Gertsen, Amanda Hernandez, Hahn Le, Phil Smith, Nikolai Joseph 2024 (ASCEND, 1 August) T5
SRC-257 Scientific Session of the Division of General Physics and Astronomy, USSR Academy of Sciences (20-21 March 1974) - Meetings and Conferences digest, opening with the paper "Nonlinear Effects in the Propagation of High-Power Radio Waves in the Ionosphere" and listing five other session papers. Usp. Fiz. Nauk 113, 728-736 (1974); English translation Sov. Phys.-Usp. 17(4), p.613 onward (1975). A. V. Gurevich (session digest; also lists I. S. Shlyuger, V. V. Vas'kov and A. V. Gurevich, V. V. Belikovich et al., S. M. Grach et al., A. B. Shvartsburg) 1974 (session, March); pub. Aug 1974 (Russian, UFN 113); Jan-Feb 1975 (English translation, Sov. Phys.-Usp. 17(4)) T5
SRC-258 Scientific Session of the Division of General Physics and Astronomy, USSR Academy of Sciences (20-21 March 1974), continuing into the paper "Excitation of Instability of the F Region of the Ionosphere in a Powerful Radio-Wave Field." V. V. Vas'kov, A. V. Gurevich 1974 (session, March); pub. 1974 (Russian, UFN 113, 730-732); 1975 (English translation, Sov. Phys.-Usp. 17(4), p.614-615) T5
SRC-259 Nonlinear phenomena in the ionosphere A. V. Gurevich 1976 (October; English translation also 1976, AIP copyright 1977) T2
SRC-260 Nelineinye yavleniya v ionosfere (Nonlinear phenomena in the ionosphere), original Russian edition. Usp. Fiz. Nauk, Tom 120, vypusk 2 (Oct 1976). presumed A. V. Gurevich (byline not visible on page read; matches SRC-259 exactly in title, journal issue and content) 1976 (October) T2
SRC-261 Particle precipitation during ICME-driven and CIR-driven geomagnetic storms. N. Longden, M. H. Denton, F. Honary 2008 T1
SRC-264 Assess space-based solar power for European-scale power system decarbonization. Joule vol. 9 no. 9, article 102074, September 2025. Xinyang Che, Lijun Liu, Wei He 2025 (Joule, 17 September 2025; arXiv v2 15 Jul 2025 superseded) T2
SRC-265 Long Range WPT Flight Demonstration (Dec. 2024) - First Report. Hiroki Yanagawa, Japan Space Systems 2024 (12 December) T4
SRC-266 Space Solar (SPA0048), written evidence submission to the House of Lords ad hoc Select Committee "UK Engagement with Space" inquiry. unknown individual; submitted by Space Solar (company) 2025 (per claims.md: dated 2025-04-16; date not visible on the page read) T5
SRC-267 Space Energy Initiative (SPA0062), written evidence submission to the House of Lords ad hoc Select Committee "UK Engagement with Space" inquiry. unknown individual; submitted by Space Energy Initiative, described in the text as a coalition of "more than 90 organisations" 2025 (per claims.md: dated 2025-04-17; date not visible on the page read) T5
SRC-268 The Chart Think Tank et al (SPA0066), written evidence submission to the House of Lords ad hoc Select Committee "UK Engagement with Space" inquiry. unknown individual; self-described as "an expert with active engagement across the UK space sector" 2025 (per claims.md: dated 2025-06-18; date not visible on the page read) T5
SRC-269 Microwave and Millimeter Wave Power Beaming. Christopher T. Rodenbeck, Paul I. Jaffe, Bernd H. Strassner II, Paul E. Hausgen, James O. McSpadden, Hooman Kazemi, Naoki Shinohara, Brian B. Tierney, Christopher B. DePuma, Amanda P. Self 2021 (January; received 31 Aug 2020, accepted 23 Oct 2020) T2
SRC-270 Terrestrial Microwave Power Beaming. Christopher T. Rodenbeck, Brian B. Tierney, James Park, Mark G. Parent, Christopher B. DePuma, Chandler J. Bauder, Thomas J. Pizzillo, Paul I. Jaffe, Brian H. Simakauskas, Trevor Mayhan 2022 (January; published online 24 Dec 2021) T1
SRC-271 Numerical simulation of oblique ionospheric heating by powerful radio waves. Moran Liu, Chen Zhou, Xiang Wang, Bin Bin Ni, Zhengyu Zhao 2018 T2
SRC-272 Self-focusing instability in ionospheric plasma with thermal conduction. Sodha, M. S., Sharma, A., Verma, M. P., Faisal, M. 2007 T2
SRC-273 Numerical simulations of a three-wave coupling occurring in the ionospheric plasma. H. Usui, H. Matsumoto, R. Gendrin 2002 T2
SRC-274 "Best Practice" (running head "Grid-Forming Converter Technological Development in Great Britain"), IEEE Power & Energy Magazine Vol 23 No 2, Mar/Apr 2025, pp.20-29. IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers), authored by Dechao Kong, Antony Johnson and Xiaoyao Zhou (National Energy System Operator staff) 2025 T5
SRC-275 The Grid Code, Issue 3 Revision 35, effective 1 May 2009 (covering letter: "The Serviced Grid Code - Issue 3 Revision 35"). National Grid Electricity Transmission plc, the Grid Code administrator at the time (legal predecessor of NESO) 2009 T1
SRC-276 "Grid Code - Reactive Power Provision & Voltage Control" (National Grid slide deck, presenter Antony Johnson). National Grid UNDATED (ca. Aug 2015 per internal evidence; not printed on the document) T4
SRC-277 "Chapter 6: Energy Systems", in IPCC, 2022: Climate Change 2022: Mitigation of Climate Change - Contribution of Working Group III to the Sixth Assessment Report of the IPCC. DOI 10.1017/9781009157926.008. IPCC; coordinating lead authors Leon Clarke and Yi-Ming Wei, with named lead/contributing authors and chapter scientists 2022 T3
SRC-278 Missile Technology Control Regime (MTCR) - Equipment, Software and Technology Annex, MTCR/TEM/2024/Annex, dated 14 March 2024, 82 pp (agreed changes shown in bold, e.g. Item 6.C.8). Missile Technology Control Regime (multilateral export-control arrangement; no single issuing state - the Annex is agreed by MTCR Partner governments) 2024 T1
SRC-279 "Third-party liability insurance requirements and limits of operator liability for activities licensed under the Outer Space Act 1986 and the Space Industry Act 2018", GOV.UK guidance page, published 1 June 2022. UK Space Agency (GOV.UK guidance page), Crown copyright 2022 T3
SRC-280 Space Industry Act 2018, 2018 c.5, Royal Assent 15 March 2018 Parliament of the United Kingdom 2018 T1
SRC-281 The Space Industry Regulations 2021, S.I. 2021 No. 792 Secretary of State for the United Kingdom, under powers in the Space Industry Act 2018 2021 T1
SRC-282 UK Strategic Export Control List / "UK Consolidated Strategic Export Control Lists", Department for Business and Trade, December 2025 edition, in force 16 December 2025 (source file "INTR_U32.docx"). Department for Business and Trade (DBT), UK Government 2025 T3
SRC-283 "Convention on International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects", with the UN General Assembly resolution 2777 (XXVI) preamble commending it, and the Convention's 28 articles in full. United Nations General Assembly (resolution 2777 (XXVI), 29 November 1971); text hosted by UNOOSA 1971 (GA resolution); opened for signature 1972 T1
SRC-284 Convention on the International Liability for Damage Caused by Space Objects, UNTS Vol. 961, No. I-13810, registered with the UN Secretariat by the USSR, UK and USA on 20 March 1975; opened for signature 29 March 1972, entered into force 1 September 1972. Registered with the UN Secretariat by the USSR, UK and USA, 20 March 1975; UN Treaty Series 1972 T1
SRC-285 Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, Including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, UNTS Vol. 610, No. 8843, registered with the UN Secretariat by the USSR, UK and USA on 30 November 1967; opened for signature 27 January 1967, entered into force 10 October 1967. Registered with the UN Secretariat by the USSR, UK and USA, 30 November 1967; UN Treaty Series 1967 T1
SRC-286 Convention on Registration of Objects Launched into Outer Space, UNTS Vol. 1023, No. 15020, adopted by the UN General Assembly at New York on 12 November 1974, registered ex officio 15 September 1976. Adopted by the UN General Assembly at New York, 12 November 1974; registered ex officio 15 September 1976; UN Treaty Series 1974 (adopted); registered 1976 T1
SRC-287 United Nations Treaties and Principles on Outer Space, UN document symbol ST/SPACE/11, Sales No. E.02.I.20, ISBN 92-1-100900-6. United Nations (Office for Outer Space Affairs / UN Publications), New York 2002 T1
SRC-288 Export Control Classification Number (ECCN) 9A515 "Spacecraft" and related commodities US Department of Commerce, Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) NOT PRINTED (filename says 2026, unconfirmed - CCL is a living regulation, no "as of" date visible in the extracted text) T1
SRC-289 US Munitions List (USML), Category XV - Spacecraft and Related Articles, 22 CFR Part 121. US Department of State, Directorate of Defense Trade Controls (DDTC) NOT PRINTED (filename says 2026, unconfirmed against document content) T1
SRC-291 Space Power Beaming (SSPIDR programme page, archived 2026, undated). Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL, Space Vehicles Directorate) 2026 T6
SRC-292 Aon Space Insurance Market Report - Q1 2026. Aon Space (Aon UK Limited / Aon plc) 2026 T4
SRC-293 POWER Program Selects Teams to Design Power Beaming Relays, news release 2023-09-07. DARPA (Tactical Technology Office) 2023 T6
SRC-294 DARPA program sets distance record for power beaming, news release 2025-05-16. DARPA (Tactical Technology Office) 2025 T6
SRC-295 POWER - DARPA Persistent Optical Wireless Energy Relay, programme page (archived 2026; states programme is "now complete... no longer maintained"). DARPA (Tactical Technology Office) 2026 T6
SRC-296 Space based solar power - GOV.UK, Research and analysis collection page, published 2021-09-27, last updated 2026-02-13. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) 2026 T3
SRC-297 Space Based Solar Power Innovation Competition: details of organisations awarded funding - GOV.UK, updated 2024-04-17 (orig. published 2023-06-14). Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2024 T3
SRC-298 [Withdrawn] Space Based Solar Power Innovation Competition (closed to applications) - GOV.UK, published 2022-07-20, closed/updated 2023-06-14. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, Department for Science, Innovation and Technology, and Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy 2022 T3
SRC-299 Space Industry, Westminster Hall debate 2024-04-24 (HC Deb c335WH-c349WH, via TheyWorkForYou mirror). UK Parliament, House of Commons, Westminster Hall (official proceedings) 2024 T5
SRC-300 Space Industry (impact of the space industry on the economy), Westminster Hall debate 2025-06-11 (HC Deb c345WH-c367WH, via TheyWorkForYou mirror). UK Parliament, House of Commons, Westminster Hall (official proceedings) 2025 T5
SRC-301 Robotics demo points to interstellar future - GOV.UK, UKAEA press release, published 2025-05-29. UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) 2025 T6
SRC-302 Russia behind cyber-attack with Europe-wide impact an hour before Ukraine invasion - GOV.UK, FCDO press release, published 2022-05-10. Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) 2022 T6
SRC-303 Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 5 (AR5) successful-applicant spreadsheet, 2023 result: per-project rows (Project Name, Location, County/Region, Applicant, Technology Type, Size MW, Strike Price GBP/MWh 2012 prices, Delivery Year, Target Commissioning Date, Commissioning Window Start Date, No. of Phases, Pot). UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2023 T3
SRC-304 Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 6 (AR6) successful-applicant spreadsheet, 2024 result: per-project rows (Project Name, Location, Country/Region, Applicant, Technology Type, Size MW, Strike Price GBP/MWh 2012 prices, Delivery Year, Target Commissioning Date, Window Start Date, No. of Phases, Pot). UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2024 T3
SRC-305 Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 7 (AR7) results, Pot 3 and 4 (offshore and floating offshore wind) successful-applicant spreadsheet: per-project rows (Project Name, CfD Unit name, Location, Lat/Long, Region, Applicant/Developer, Technology Type, Size MW, Strike Price GBP/MWh in both 2012 and 2024 prices, Delivery Year, Target Commissioning Date, No. of Phases, Pot). UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2026 T3
SRC-306 Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 7a (AR7a) results, published 10 February 2026 UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ); PDF metadata also names BEIS (KIM_GovernmentBody field) 2026 T3
SRC-307 Contracts for Difference Allocation Round 7a (AR7a) successful-applicant spreadsheet, sheet A: per-project rows (Project Name, Project Location OS Reference, Project Location Northerly Coordinates, Region, Applicant/Developer, Technology Type, Size MW, Strike Price GBP/MWh in 2012 and 2024 prices, Delivery Year, Target Commissioning Date, Pot). UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2026 T3
SRC-308 Madrigal query, EISCAT Tromso VHF radar, 2000-05-20, experiment cp7h solarmax, experiment_id 100123768. EISCAT (Tromso VHF radar), via Madrigal / CEDAR openmadrigal 2000 T1
SRC-320 A Scalable open-source electromagnetics model for Wireless power transfer and Space-Based Solar Power. URSI-B EMTS 2025, Bologna, 23-27 June, paper 159 Timothy Pelham, Thomas Fearon (Communications, Systems & Networks Laboratory, University of Bristol, UK) 2025 T5
SRC-321 LyceanEM-Python source repository and release 0.1.131 LyceanEM project 2026 T2
SRC-322 lyceanem package release metadata, PyPI, versions 0.1.111 and 0.1.131 Python Package Index 2026 T2
SRC-323 LyceanEM: A python package for virtual prototyping of antenna arrays, time and frequency domain channel modelling. J. Open Source Software, DOI 10.21105/joss.05234 Timothy G. Pelham (UK Intelligence Community Postdoctoral Research Fellow, University of Bristol, UK) 2023 T2
SRC-325 Net Zero Innovation Portfolio and the Advanced Nuclear Fund: Final report 2021-25 UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero 2025 T3
SRC-326 Space-Based Solar Power Innovation competition guidance **Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy (BEIS) with the UK Space Agency** **2022** T3
SRC-327 Space-based Solar Power for Power, Navigation, and Sensing (poster) Timothy Pelham (Lycean Solutions), per the poster's own byline 2025 (inferred, not stated) T5
SRC-328 LyceanEM project post, November 2025: LEO modelling Timothy Pelham, on a personal academic site (author line "Dr Timothy Pelham / LyceanEM", "Research Fellow", "Bristol, UK University of Bristol"); "Published: November 18, 2025" 2025 T6
SRC-329 LyceanEM project post, December 2024: Modelling Microwave Power Transfer Timothy Pelham, on a personal academic site (same author line as SRC-328); "Published: December 16, 2024" 2024 T6
SRC-330 `docs/try.py`, LyceanEM-Python - deleted source file recovered from git history LyceanEM project 2024 T2
SRC-331 Rapid Virtual Prototyping for Cubesat Scale Deployable Reflector Antennas. URSI-B EMTS 2025, Bologna, paper 376 Timothy Pelham, Andrew Austin (Communications, Systems & Networks Laboratory, University of Bristol, UK) 2025 T5
SRC-333 `restate-lcoe.py` - restatement of institutional SBSP LCOE estimates onto a common basis Energy Aperture 2026 T0
SRC-334 `lcoe-model.py` - independent order-of-magnitude LCOE model for SBSP Energy Aperture 2026 T0
SRC-335 The Solar Power Satellite (SPS): Progress So Far Peter E. Glaser, Arthur D. Little Inc. 1989 T4
SRC-336 Rectenna Technology Program: Ultra Light 2.45 GHz Rectenna and 20 GHz Rectenna William C. Brown, Raytheon Company 1987 T3
SRC-337 History and Status of Beamed Power Technology and Applications at 2.45 Gigahertz William C. Brown, Raytheon Company, Microwave and Power Tube Division 1989 T3
SRC-338 Choice of Antenna Geometry for Microwave Power Transmission from Solar Power Satellites Seth D. Potter, New York University 1992 T3
SRC-339 Rectenna Thermal Model Development Murali Kadiramangalam, Adrian Alden, Daniel Speyer; New York University and Communications Research Centre Ottawa 1992 T3
SRC-340 Construction and Testing of a Space Ready Rectenna, Final Report Alan M. Brown, Center for Space Power, Texas Engineering Experiment Station, Texas A&M University System 1993 T3
SRC-341 Millimeter Wavelength Rectenna Development James Gallagher, Mark Gouker; Georgia Institute of Technology 1989 T3
SRC-342 Millimeter-Wave/Infrared Rectenna Development at Georgia Tech Mark A. Gouker, Georgia Tech Research Institute 1989 T3
SRC-343 Vacuum Microelectronics for Beam Power and Rectennas Henry F. Gray, Naval Research Laboratory 1989 T3
SRC-344 Space Solar Power Technical Interchange Meeting 2 (SSP TIM 2), Executive Summary, dated 22 December 1998 Jim Sanders, Clark W. Hawk; Propulsion Research Center, University of Alabama in Huntsville 1998 T3
SRC-345 Launch Vehicle Assessment for Space Solar Power, Final Report covering 15 August to 15 December 1998 John R. Olds, Space Systems Design Lab, Georgia Institute of Technology 1998 T3
SRC-346 In-Space Transportation for GEO Space Solar Power Satellites, Final Report dated 22 December 1999 James A. Martin, Benjamin B. Donnahue, Mark W. Henley; Boeing Reusable Space Systems 1999 T3
SRC-347 NASDA Activities in Space Solar Power System Research, Development and Applications Sumio Matsuda, Yasunari Yamamoto, Masato Uesugi; Tsukuba Space Center, National Space Development Agency of Japan 1993 T3
SRC-348 US Patent 5,907,305, Dual Polarized, Heat Spreading Rectenna Larry W. Epp, Abdur R. Khan, R. Peter Smith, Hugh K. Smith; assignee California Institute of Technology 1999 T3
SRC-349 Enabling Lunar and Space Missions by Laser Power Transmission R. J. DeYoung, J. E. Nealy, D. H. Humes, W. E. Meador; NASA Langley Research Center 1992 T3
SRC-350 Ground-Based and Space-Based Laser Beam Power Applications John M. Bozek, NASA Lewis Research Center 1995 T3
SRC-351 Laser Power Transmission Edmund J. Conway 1992 T3
SRC-352 Space-Based Laser-Driven MHD Generator: Feasibility Study, Final Report, October 1986 S. H. Choi, Information and Control Systems Inc. 1986 T3
SRC-353 Second Beamed Space-Power Workshop, NASA Conference Publication 3037 Russell J. De Young, editor; NASA Langley Research Center 1989 T3
SRC-354 Overview of Microwave Concepts Karl Faymon, NASA Lewis Research Center 1989 T3
SRC-355 Antenna Technology for Beamed Space-Power W. S. Gregorwich, Lockheed Research Laboratories 1989 T3
SRC-356 Gyrotron Development for Space Power Beaming Wallace M. Manheimer, Naval Research Laboratory, High Power Electromagnetic Radiation Branch 1989 T3
SRC-357 CW 100MW Microwave Power Transfer in Space K. Takayama, S. Hiramatsu, M. Shiho; University of Houston, KEK Tsukuba, Japan Atomic Energy Research Institute 1991 T3
SRC-358 PyPO, a Python package for physical optics and geometrical optics PyPO-dev 2025 T2
SRC-359 Space Power Using Solar Photovoltaic Panels: Costs and Limitations K. A. Williams, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, operated by Martin Marietta Energy Systems Inc. 1986 T3
SRC-360 A New Method for Power Generation and Distribution in Outer Space J. A. Bamberger, Pacific Northwest Laboratory 1989 T3
SRC-361 A Power Beaming Based Infrastructure for Space Power J. A. Bamberger, Pacific Northwest Laboratory 1991 T3
SRC-362 Exploration Mission Enhancements Possible with Power Beaming J. A. Bamberger, E. P. Coomes, Pacific Northwest Laboratory; D. R. Segna, US DOE Richland Operations Office 1990 T3
SRC-363 Power Beaming Providing a Space Power Infrastructure J. A. Bamberger, E. P. Coomes, Pacific Northwest Laboratory 1992 T3
SRC-364 Power Beaming - Mission Enabling for Lunar Explorations J. A. Bamberger, Pacific Northwest Laboratory 1992 T3
SRC-365 Beam-Powered Lunar Rover Design J. E. Dagle, E. P. Coomes, Z. I. Antoniak, J. A. Bamberger and others, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, operated by Battelle Memorial Institute 1992 T3
SRC-366 Application of Reactor-Pumped Lasers to Power Beaming Thomas E. Repetti, EG&G Idaho, Idaho National Engineering Laboratory 1991 T3
SRC-367 Laser Power Beaming to Extend Lives of GSO NiCd Satellites David K. Monroe, Sandia National Laboratories 1993 T3
SRC-368 Power Beaming to Space Using a Nuclear Reactor-Pumped Laser Ronald J. Lipinski, David K. Monroe, Paul S. Pickard, Sandia National Laboratories, Nuclear Systems Research 1993 T3
SRC-369 DOE Reactor-Pumped Laser Program James R. Felty, US Department of Energy Defense Programs; Ronald J. Lipinski, David A. McArthur, Paul S. Pickard, Sandia National Laboratories 1993 T3
SRC-370 Space Debris Removal Using a High-Power Ground-Based Laser David K. Monroe, Sandia National Laboratories 1993 T3
SRC-371 Laser Beaming Demonstrations to High-Orbit Satellites Ronald J. Lipinski and others, Sandia National Laboratories, with USAF Phillips Laboratory Starfire Optical Range, COMSAT Laboratories, Rockwell Power Systems, Mission Research Corporation and Ball Systems Engineering 1993 T3
SRC-372 Laser Power Beaming for Satellite Applications Herbert W. Friedman, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 1993 T3
SRC-373 System Requirements for Laser Power Beaming to Geosynchronous Satellites R. D. Neal, Martin Marietta; T. S. McKechnie, POD Associates; D. R. Neal, Sandia National Laboratories 1994 T3
SRC-374 Near-Term Feasibility Demonstration of Laser Power Beaming Herbert W. Friedman, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 1994 T3
SRC-375 Scaling of Solid State Lasers for Satellite Power Beaming Applications Herbert W. Friedman, Georg F. Albrecht, Raymond J. Beach, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 1994 T3
SRC-376 Laser Beaming Demonstrations at the Starfire Optical Range Ronald J. Lipinski and others, Sandia National Laboratories, with USAF Phillips Laboratory Starfire Optical Range, Rockwell Power Systems, Mission Research Corporation and COMSAT Laboratories 1995 T3
SRC-377 Preliminary Demonstration of Power Beaming With Non-Coherent Laser Diode Arrays Jordin T. Kare, Fred Mitlitsky, Andrew Weisberg, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 1999 T3
SRC-378 US Patent 5,043,739, High Frequency Rectenna B. Grant Logan, William J. Orvis; assignee the United States of America as represented by the United States Department of Energy 1991 T3
SRC-379 ASPEC - Solar Power Satellite The University of Texas at Austin (no named individual author on the pages read) 1991 T5
SRC-380 Logistics of a Lunar Based Solar Power Satellite Scenario Stefanos Melissopoulos, Deutsche Aerospace, Raumfahrt-Infrastruktur, Bremen 1995 T5
SRC-381 Applications of Thin Film Technology Toward a Low-Mass Solar Power Satellite Geoffrey A. Landis, Ronald C. Cull, NASA Lewis Research Center 1990 T3
SRC-382 3rd SEI Technical Interchange: Proceedings NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center, Exploration Programs Office, with University of Houston-Clear Lake 1992 T5
SRC-383 First Steps to Lunar Manufacturing: Results of the 1988 Space Studies Institute Lunar Systems Workshop Gregg E. Maryniak, Space Studies Institute, Princeton 1992 T5
SRC-384 Transportation and Operations Aspects of Space Energy Systems Gordon R. Woodcock 1989 T3
SRC-385 A Solar Dynamic Power Option for Space Solar Power Lee S. Mason, NASA Glenn Research Center 1999 T3
SRC-386 Space Transportation Alternatives for Large Space Programs: The International Space University Summer Session 1992 Bryan A. Palaszewski, NASA Lewis Research Center 1993 T3
SRC-387 Environmental Durability Issues for Solar Power Systems in Low Earth Orbit Kim K. de Groh, Bruce A. Banks, NASA Lewis Research Center; Daniela C. Smith, Cleveland State University 1994 T3
SRC-388 Advanced Stirling Receiver Development Program, Phase 1 Final Report Charles A. Lurio, Lockheed Sanders Inc., Nashua 1990 T3
SRC-389 Development of a Lightweight, Light-Trapped, Thin GaAs Solar Cell for Spacecraft Applications Margaret H. Hannon, Louis C. DiNetta, Michael W. Dashiell, John R. Cummings, Allen M. Barnett, AstroPower Inc., Newark, Delaware 1994 T5
SRC-390 Workshop on Terrestrial Energy Storage and Ground Systems for Space Solar Power Systems, Final Report Henry W. Brandhorst Jr., Space Power Institute, Auburn University 1998 T3
SRC-391 A Transportronic Solution to the Problem of Interorbital Transportation William C. Brown, Raytheon Company, Electronic Components Division, Waltham 1992 T3
SRC-392 Comparisons of Selected Laser Beam Power Missions to Conventionally Powered Missions John M. Bozek, NASA Lewis Research Center; Steven R. Oleson, Geoffrey A. Landis, Mark W. Stavnes, Sverdrup Technology 1993 T3
SRC-393 Lunar Orbiting Microwave Beam Power System Edgar H. Fay, Sverdrup Technology; Ronald C. Cull, NASA Lewis Research Center 1990 T3
SRC-394 Laser Energy Conversion N. W. Jalufka, Physics Department, Hampton University 1989 T5
SRC-395 Initiative for the 21st Century: Advanced Space Power and Propulsion Based on Lasers B. G. Logan, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 1989 T3
SRC-396 The thermal self-focusing instability near the critical surface in the high-latitude ionosphere. J. Geophys. Res. Space Physics 103(A2), 2231-2237, February 1998. Guzdar; Chaturvedi; Papadopoulos; Ossakow (per Crossref, NOT read from the document) 1998 T2 access refused
SRC-397 Thermal self-focusing instability in the high-latitude ionosphere. Radio Science 38(6), article 2003RS002906, 4 November 2003. Keskinen; Basu (per Crossref, NOT read from the document) 2003 T2 not obtained
SRC-398 Space-Based Solar Power. Do the Math (blog), 20 March 2012. Byline reads "tmurphy"; full name and UCSD affiliation from the site About page, not the post 2012 T6
SRC-399 Former Office of Technology, Policy and Strategy (OTPS) category page, nasa.gov/organizations/otps/ NASA 2026 T6
SRC-400 Space-based solar power Roland Berger (byline recorded on the claim, not expanded here) 2022 T5
SRC-401 ESA accelerates the race towards clean energy from space European Space Agency 2024 T6
SRC-402 Renewed support for ESA innovation at Paris Ministerial European Space Agency 2022 T6
SRC-403 ESA Member States commit to largest contributions at Ministerial European Space Agency 2025 T6
SRC-404 CM25: A historic step forward for Europe's space technology leadership European Space Agency 2025 T6
SRC-405 Space Solar and Lonestar Sign Letter of Intent to Host Sovereign Data Storage on Orbital Power Platforms Space Solar Ltd 2026 T6
SRC-406 SpaceX to launch 4 Falcon Heavy rockets as part of newest U.S. national security missions award Spaceflight Now (named byline on the page) 2025 T5
SRC-407 List of Starship launches Wikipedia contributors 2026 T6
SRC-408 Capabilities & Services (Falcon 9 / Falcon Heavy price sheet), spacex.com SpaceX 2026 T6
SRC-409 Satellite Power Systems Concept Development and Evaluation Program: Program Assessment Report, Statement of Findings. DOE/ER-0085 - (corporate author; no named authors on the title page) 1980 T3
SRC-410 Did a NASA study pull the plug on space solar power? The Space Review, 5 February 2024 Jeff Foust 2024 T5
SRC-411 RIIO-3 Final Determinations Overview Document. Decision. Electricity Transmission, Gas Distribution and Gas Transmission - (corporate author; Network Price Controls Team) 2025 T1
SRC-412 Hurdle rate estimates for electricity sector technologies. Final Report CEPA (Cambridge Economic Policy Associates) 2025 T4
SRC-413 Sizewell C. Department for Energy Security and Net Zero and Sizewell C Ltd. Report, Session 2026-27, HC 33 - (corporate author) 2026 T3
SRC-414 Rescue in Space. Air Force Magazine, January 2012 Robert S. Dudney 2012 T5
SRC-415 Patience required as AEHF 1 recovery begins new mode. Spaceflight Now, 17 October 2010 Justin Ray 2010 T5
SRC-416 Space-Based Solar Power As an Opportunity for Strategic Security: Phase 0 Architecture Feasibility Study. Report to the Director, National Security Space Office. Interim Assessment Release 0.1, 10 October 2007 National Security Space Office (US Department of Defense) 2007 T3
SRC-417 Free-Space Power Transmission. Proceedings of a workshop held at NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio, March 29-30 1988 NASA Lewis Research Center 1989 T3
SRC-418 PowerSat: A Technology Demonstration of a Solar Power Satellite University of Alaska Fairbanks, School of Engineering 1994 T5
SRC-419 Technology for Satellite Power Conversion. Final Technical Report, GTRI Project No. 3244 Georgia Tech Research Institute, Georgia Institute of Technology 1987 T3
SRC-420 A Preliminary Design for A Satellite Power System The University of Texas at Austin, Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics 1991 T5
SRC-421 Infrared Power Cells for Satellite Power Conversion. Final Report Physical Sciences Laboratory, Georgia Tech Research Institute, Georgia Institute of Technology 1991 T3
SRC-422 Diode Laser Satellite Systems for Beamed Power Transmission NASA Langley Research Center 1990 T3
SRC-423 Laser Beamed Power: Satellite Demonstration Applications. Final Contractor Report, also issued as IAF-92-0600 Sverdrup Technology Inc., Lewis Research Center Group, for NASA Lewis Research Center 1992 T3
SRC-424 Analysis of a Mars-Stationary Orbiting Microwave Power Transmission System NASA Lewis Research Center 1990 T3
SRC-425 Advanced Solar Cells for Satellite Power Systems NASA Lewis Research Center 1994 T3
SRC-426 Semi-Annual Technical Report on Technology for Satellite Power Conversion. GTRI Project No. 3244 Georgia Tech Research Institute, Georgia Institute of Technology 1987 T3
SRC-427 Modeling of High Efficiency Solar Cells Under Laser Pulse for Power Beaming Applications NASA Lewis Research Center, with NYMA Inc. unknown T5
SRC-428 ITU WRC-31 preliminary agenda item 2.2 text, on frequency bands for non-beam and beam wireless power transmission International Telecommunication Union 2023 T1
SRC-429 Cowboy Space Corporation homepage, cowboyspace.com. Page title as served: "Cowboy Space Corporation [vertical bar] Orbital Data Centers for AI" - the character itself is written by name, per the SRC-014 precedent, because a bare pipe is a column separator Cowboy Space Corporation 2026 T5
SRC-430 Form D, notice of exempt offering of securities, filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission by Aetherflux CC Ltd, CIK 0002136955, accession 0002136955-26-000003 Aetherflux CC Ltd, filed with the SEC 2026 T3
SRC-431 Aetherflux 2026 T6
SRC-432 Final Acts of the World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC-15), Geneva 2015, including Article 5 frequency allocations and Resolution 223 (Rev.WRC-15), `Additional frequency bands identified for International Mobile Telecommunications'' International Telecommunication Union 2015 T1
SRC-433 The Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2018, SI 2018 No. 86 Office of Communications, made under the Wireless Telegraphy Act 2006 2018 T1
SRC-434 Award of the 2.3 and 3.4 GHz spectrum bands: Competition issues and Auction Regulations, Statement Office of Communications 2017 T1
SRC-435 Starlink Is Riding Down the Wright's Law Cost Curve, published by Human Progress, republishing a newsletter post Human Progress, a Cato Institute project, republishing a named newsletter byline 2025 T5
SRC-436 Award of 2.3 and 3.4 GHz spectrum bands: Publication under regulation 111 of the Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2018 of results of auction Office of Communications 2018 T1
SRC-437 Award of 2.3 and 3.4 GHz spectrum bands: Publication under regulation 58 of the Wireless Telegraphy (Licence Award) Regulations 2018 of the results of the Principal Stage of the auction Office of Communications 2018 T1
SRC-438 Order and Authorization, FCC 22-91, in the matter of Space Exploration Holdings LLC request for modification of the authorization for the SpaceX NGSO satellite system, IBFS File Nos. SAT-LOA-20200526-00055 and SAT-AMD-20210818-00105, Call Sign S3069 Federal Communications Commission 2022 T3
SRC-439 Preliminary Study: Electromagnetic Compatibility, Tropospheric and Ionospheric Aspects of SPS MPTS Operations US Department of Commerce, Office of Telecommunications, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, Applied Electromagnetic Science Division, Boulder CO 1978-03 T3
SRC-440 Preliminary results of scintillation measurements associated with ionosphere heating and possible implications for the solar power satellite NOT ESTABLISHED - the document is not held and its title page has not been read. 1980 T2 access refused
SRC-441 NASA STD-4005 - The LEO Spacecraft Charging Design Standard Dale C. Ferguson (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center) 2006 T3
SRC-442 UK Parliament committee business record 8966, "UK Engagement with Space" (House of Lords ad hoc Select Committee), committees-api.parliament.uk UK Parliament 2026 T1
SRC-443 NASA's Technical Handbook for Avoiding On-Orbit ESD Anomalies Due to Internal Charging Effects NASA (author not transcribed; per the NTRS record) 2000 T3
SRC-444 Electric Power From Orbit: A Critique of a Satellite Power System National Research Council, Committee on Satellite Power Systems (National Academy of Sciences) 1981 T3 no document
SRC-445 International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection 1998 T1
SRC-446 Pilot Signals for Large Active Retro-Directive Arrays, NASA TM-78310, October 1980 (report page); NTRS citation 19810001730 C. H. Chan, Physics Department, University of Alabama at Huntsville, under the 1980 NASA/ASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship at NASA Marshall Space Flight Center (as printed on PDF 3 and 5) 1980 T3
SRC-447 The Serviced Grid Code, Issue 6 Revision 8, approved for implementation 8 November 2021 (Operating Codes OC2 and OC5 revision pack) National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2021 T1
SRC-448 The Serviced Grid Code, Issue 6 Revision 45, effective 13 August 2026 (Glossary and Definitions, Operating Code 6, Operating Code 7, Governance Rules revision pack) National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2026 T1
SRC-449 Solar Power Satellite Program Review, final proceedings of the DOE/NASA program review held April 1980, CONF-800491 / NASA-TM-84183 US Department of Energy and NASA 1980 T3
SRC-450 Satellite Power System (SPS) Microwave Subsystem Impacts and Benefits, JPL 900-800, NASA-CR-157951, 28 September 1977 Jet Propulsion Laboratory (R. M. Dickinson, Radio Frequency and Microwave Subsystems Section) 1977 T3
SRC-451 Microwave Power Transmission System Studies, Volumes I to IV, December 1975, NASA-CR-134886, Raytheon ER75-4368 Raytheon Company Equipment Division, with Grumman 1975 T3
SRC-452 The Serviced Grid Code, Issue 6 Revision 41, effective 5 June 2026 - the revision pack carrying the Connection Conditions and European Connection Conditions National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2026 T1
SRC-454 The effects of microwave radiation on avian dominance behavior, Bioelectromagnetics 5(3):331-339, 1984 Wasserman, Dowd, Schlinger, Byman, Battista and Kunz 1984 T1
SRC-455 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Phase II Final Briefing, Volume V, D180-25461-5, NASA-CR-160380, 5 November 1979 Boeing Aerospace Company, with Grumman (construction charts carry the Grumman mark) 1979 T3
SRC-456 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Phase I Final Briefing, Volume VII: SPS and Rectenna Systems Analyses, D180-25037-7, NASA-CR-160376, December 1978 Boeing Aerospace Company, with Arthur D. Little, General Electric, Grumman and TRW 1978 T3
SRC-457 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit C), Volume V: Special Emphasis Studies, SSD 79-0010-5, March 1979 Rockwell International, Satellite Systems Division 1979 T3
SRC-458 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit C), Volume II, Part 2: System Engineering - Cost and Programmatics, SSD 79-0010-2-2, NASA-CR-161220, March 1979 Rockwell International 1979 T3
SRC-459 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit C), Volume IV: Transportation Analysis, SSD 79-0010-4, NASA-CR-161222, March 1979 Rockwell International 1979 T3
SRC-460 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit D), Volume VI: Cost and Programmatics, Appendix, SSD 80-0108-6-2, October 1980 Rockwell International, Space Operations and Satellite Systems Division 1980 T3
SRC-461 Solar Power Satellite (SPS), JSC History Collection Center Series, Section 108, revised 26 May 2000 - a list of the SPS studies held by the JSC History Office NASA Johnson Space Center History Office 2000 T5
SRC-462 Automatic Phase Control in Solar Power Satellite Systems, Final Report, contract NAS 9-15237, 15 February 1978 W. C. Lindsey and A. V. Kantak, LinCom Corporation, Pasadena 1978 T3
SRC-463 Satellite Power System (SPS) Antenna Pointing Control, NASA CR-3350, November 1980 The University of Tennessee, Knoxville 1980 T3
SRC-464 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Phase II Final Report, Volume IV: Technical Analysis Report, D180-25461-4, NASA-CR-160565, 1979 Boeing Aerospace Company, with General Electric, Grumman, Arthur D. Little and TRW 1979 T3
SRC-465 Satellite Power System Concept Development and Evaluation Program, Volume VI: Construction and Operations, NASA Technical Memorandum 58233, 1981 NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 1981 T3
SRC-466 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Phase II Final Report, Volume III: Operations and Systems Synthesis, D180-25461-3, NASA-CR-160480, 1979 Boeing Aerospace Company, with General Electric, Grumman, Arthur D. Little and TRW 1979 T3
SRC-467 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Final Report for Phase III, Volume 2: Final Briefing, D180-25969-2, NASA-CR-160743, June 1980 Boeing Aerospace Company, with Grumman 1980 T3
SRC-468 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study (Exhibit D), Volume IV: Operations Analyses, NASA CR-3395, March 1981 G. M. Hanley, Rockwell International 1981 T3
SRC-469 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Phase I Final Briefing, Volume VI: Space Construction and Transportation, D180-25037-6, NASA-CR-160375, December 1978 Boeing Aerospace Company, with Grumman and General Dynamics beam-builder inputs 1978 T3
SRC-470 An Initial Comparative Assessment of Orbital and Terrestrial Central Power Systems -- JPL Final Report 900-780; no NASA CR number found on pp.1-4; March 1977 Jet Propulsion Laboratory (prepared by Richard Caputo, Project Engineer; approved by Vincent C. Truscello, Project Manager) 1977 T3
SRC-471 Satellite Power System Salvage and Disposal Alternatives -- NASA CR-3349; November 1980 not stated on pp.1-4 (no company or named author printed) 1980 T3
SRC-472 Feasibility Study of a Satellite Solar Power Station -- NASA CR-2357; February 1974 Arthur D. Little, Inc. (authors printed: Peter E. Glaser, Owen E. Maynard, John Mackovciak Jr., Eugene L. Ralph) 1974 T3
SRC-473 Economic and Demographic Issues Related to Deployment of the Satellite Power System (SPS); ANL/EES-TM-23; October 1978 PRC Energy Analysis Company (authors Thomas E. Baldwin, Lawrence G. Hill, Danilo J. Santini, Erik J. Stenehjem), published in the Argonne National Laboratory technical-memorandum series 1978 T3
SRC-474 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part I, Volume I, Executive Summary; D180-20689-1 / NASA CR-151554; June 28, 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company, Missiles and Space Group, Space Division, Seattle; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock 1977 T3
SRC-475 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part 1, Volume II, System Requirements and Energy Conversion Options; D180-20689-2 / NASA CR-151555; July 29, 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company, Missiles and Space Group, Space Division, Seattle; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock 1977 T3
SRC-476 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part I, Volume III, Construction, Transportation and Cost Analyses; D180-20689-3 / NASA CR-151556; August 8, 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company, Missiles and Space Group, Space Division, Seattle; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock 1977 T3
SRC-477 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part 1, Volume IV, SPS Transportation System Requirements; D180-20689-4 / NASA CR-151557; August 1, 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company, Missiles and Space Group, Space Division, Seattle; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock 1977 T3
SRC-478 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part I, Volume V, SPS Transportation: Representative System Descriptions; D180-20689-5 / NASA CR-151558; July 28, 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company, Missiles and Space Group, Space Division, Seattle; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock 1977 T3
SRC-479 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part I and Part II, Volume I, Executive Summary; D180-22876-1 / NASA CR-151665; December 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company, Missiles and Space Group, Space Division, Seattle; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; General Electric Company Space Division, major subcontractor 1977 T3
SRC-480 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part I and Part II, Volume II, Technical Summary; D180-22876-2 / NASA CR-151666; December 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; General Electric Company Space Division, major subcontractor 1977 T3
SRC-481 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part II, Volume III, SPS Satellite Systems; D180-22876-3 / NASA CR-151667; December 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; General Electric Company Space Division, major subcontractor 1977 T3
SRC-482 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part II, Volume IV, Microwave Power Transmission Systems; D180-22876-4 / NASA CR-151668; December 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; supervised by E.J. Nalos; General Electric Company Space Division, major subcontractor 1977 T3
SRC-483 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part II, Volume V, Space Operations (Construction and Transportation); D180-22876-5 / NASA CR-151669; December 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company; prepared by K. Miller and E. Davis, supervised by E. Davis; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; General Electric Company Space Division, major subcontractor 1977 T3
SRC-484 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part II, Volume VI, Evaluation Data Book; D180-22876-6 / NASA CR-151670; December 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; General Electric Company Space Division, major subcontractor 1977 T3
SRC-485 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part II, Volume VII, Final Briefing; D180-22876-7 / NASA CR-151671; December 13, 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; General Electric Company Space Division, major subcontractor 1977 T3
SRC-486 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part II, Volume VIII, SPS Launch Vehicle Ascent and Entry Sonic Overpressure and Noise Effects; D180-22876-8 / NASA CR-151672; December 1977 Boeing Aerospace Company; supervised by H.A. DiRamio; Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; sonic-overpressure/noise analysis by Boeing Commercial Airplane Company's Aerodynamics and Acoustics staff (Larry J. Runyan, Frank Klujber); NASA monitor Herb Patterson 1977 T3
SRC-487 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part III, Final Briefing; D180-24071-3 / NASA CR-151673; March 7, 1978 Boeing Aerospace Company with General Electric (co-branded cover, badly garbled); Study Manager G.R. Woodcock; agenda speakers G. Woodcock, H. DiRamio, E. Davis, E. Nalos, Bjorn Kaupang, and a garbled fourth name 1978 T3
SRC-488 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Part III, Preferred Concept System Definition; D180-24071-1 / NASA CR-151746; March 1978 Boeing Aerospace Company with General Electric (co-branded cover, badly garbled); Study Manager G.R. Woodcock 1978 T3
SRC-489 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume V, Phase I Final Briefing, Executive Summary -- D180-25037-5; NASA CR-160374 not confirmed on pp.1-4; no month printed Boeing Aerospace Company (with Arthur D. Little, General Electric, Grumman, TRW as subcontractors per Foreword) 1978 T3
SRC-490 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume I, Phase I Final Report, Executive Summary -- D180-25037-1; NASA CR-160370; February 16, 1979 Boeing Aerospace Company (Study Manager's name rendered only as an illegible signature glyph in the text layer, not printed as text) 1979 T3
SRC-491 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume II, Phase I Final Report, Phase I Systems Analyses and Tradeoffs -- D180-25037-2; NASA CR-160371 not confirmed on pp.1-4; March 1, 1979 Boeing Aerospace Company (with Arthur D. Little, GE, Grumman, TRW subcontractors); approved by G. R. Woodcock, Study Manager 1979 T3
SRC-492 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume III, Phase I Final Report, Reference System Description -- D180-25037-3; NASA CR-160372 not confirmed on pp.1-4; April 1, 1979 (date renders as "April l, 1979") Boeing Aerospace Company; approved by G. R. Woodcock, Study Manager 1979 T3
SRC-493 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume IV, Phase I Final Report, Silicon Solar Cell Annealing Test -- D180-25037-4; NASA CR-160373 not confirmed on pp.1-4; April 1979 (renders as "April ..,9") Boeing Aerospace Company (prepared by Frank Walker) 1979 T3
SRC-494 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume I, Phase II Final Report, Executive Summary -- D180-25461-1; NASA CR-160540; November 1979 (Rev. A, February 1980) Boeing, General Electric, Grumman, Arthur D. Little, TRW, and Brown and Root (per Introduction) 1979 T3
SRC-495 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume II, Phase II Final Report, Reference System Description -- D180-25461-2; NASA CR-160443 not confirmed on pp.1-4; Revision A, February 1980 Boeing Aerospace Company (Study Manager not typed on p.3, title only) 1980 T3
SRC-496 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume I, Phase III Final Report, Executive Summary -- D180-25969-1; NASA CR-160742; June 1980 (covers Phase III, December 1979-May 1980) Boeing Aerospace Company, Large Space Systems Group (Study Manager Gordon Woodcock, named in Foreword) 1980 T3
SRC-497 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume 3, Phase III Final Report: Laser SPS Analysis -- D180-25969-3; NASA CR-160744; June 1980 Boeing Aerospace Company (subcontractors Grumman Aerospace and Math Sciences Northwest per Foreword) 1980 T3
SRC-498 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume 4, Phase III Final Report: Solid State SPS Analysis -- D180-25969-4; NASA CR-160745; June 1980 Boeing Aerospace Company (subcontractors Grumman and Math Sciences Northwest) 1980 T3
SRC-499 Solar Power Satellite System Definition Study, Volume 5, Phase III Final Report: Space Transportation Analysis -- D180-25969-5; NASA CR-160746; June 1980 Boeing Aerospace Company (G. R. Woodcock named on the documentation form; subcontractors Grumman and Math Sciences Northwest) 1980 T3
SRC-500 Preliminary Environmental Assessment for the Satellite Power System (SPS), Volume 1, Executive Summary; DOE/ER-0021/1 (Vol. 1 of 2); October 1978 U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Research, Satellite Power System Project Office, with named contributors from Argonne National Laboratory, U.S. EPA and Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories (S.L. Halverson, D.M. Rote, J.L. Lee, K.L. Brubaker, R.R. Cirillo, S.W. Ballou, S.D. Parris, D.F. Cahill, J. Allis, K. Davis, C.M. Rush, E. Morrison, W. Grant, M. White) 1978 T3
SRC-501 Satellite Power System (SPS) Program Summary; DOE/ER-0022; published December 1978 U.S. Department of Energy, Assistant Secretary for Energy Research, Satellite Power System Project Office 1978 T3
SRC-502 Satellite Power System (SPS) Concept Development and Evaluation Program Plan, July 1977-August 1980; DOE/ET-0034; February 1978 Joint National Aeronautics and Space Administration and U.S. Department of Energy (Assistant Secretary for Energy Technology, Division of Solar Technology; Assistant Secretary for Environment, Division of Technology Overview) 1978 T3
SRC-503 Satellite Power System (SPS) Military Implications; HCP/R-4024-01; October 1978 Michael J. Ozeroff, Pacific Palisades, California, for the PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-504 Satellite Power System (SPS) Resource Requirements (Critical Materials, Energy, and Land); HCP/R-4024-02; October 1978 Allan D. Kotin, Allan D. Kotin Economic Consultants, Los Angeles, for the PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-505 Satellite Power System (SPS) Financial/Management Scenarios; HCP/R-4024-03; October 1978 J. Peter Vajk, Principal Investigator, Science Applications, Inc., Pleasanton, California, for the PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-506 Satellite Power System (SPS) Public Acceptance; HCP/R-4024-04; October 1978 Arrie Bachrach, Environmental Resources Group, Los Angeles, for the PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-507 Satellite Power System (SPS) State and Local Regulations as Applied to Satellite Power System Microwave Receiving Antenna Facilities; HCP/R-4024-05; October 1978 Allan D. Kotin, Allan D. Kotin Economic Consultants, Los Angeles, for the PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-508 Satellite Power System (SPS) Student Participation; HCP/R-4024-06; October 1978 Alan Ladwig, Project Director, and Leonard David, Principal Investigator, Forum for the Advancement of Students in Science and Technology, Washington, D.C., for the PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-509 Potential of Laser for SPS Power Transmission; HCP/R-4024-07; October 1978 Claud N. Bain, PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-510 Satellite Power System (SPS) International Agreements; HCP/R-4024-08; October 1978 Carl Q. Christol, Pacific Palisades, California, for the PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-511 Satellite Power System (SPS) Centralization/Decentralization; HCP/R-4024-09; October 1978 John Naisbitt, PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-512 Satellite Power System (SPS) Mapping of Exclusion Areas For Rectenna Sites; HCP/R-4024-10; October 1978 James B. Blackburn, Jr., and Bill A. Bavinger, PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-513 Satellite Power System (SPS) International Agreements; HCP/R-4024-12; October 1978 Stephen Grove, PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-514 Satellite Power System (SPS) Financial/Management Scenarios; HCP/R-4024-13; October 1978 Herbert E. Kierolff, PRC Energy Analysis Company, McLean, Virginia 1978 T3
SRC-515 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Development and Evaluation Program Preliminary Assessment; DOE/ER-0041; September 1979 U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Research, Satellite Power System Project Office 1979 T3
SRC-516 Workshop on Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Effects on Optical and Radio Astronomy; CONF-7905143; published April 1980, workshop held May 1979 Edited by P.A. Ekstrom and G.M. Stokes, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington 1980 T3
SRC-518 Satellite Power System (SPS) FY 79 Program Summary; DOE/ER-0037; January 1980 U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Research, Satellite Power System Project Office 1980 T3
SRC-519 Preliminary Materials Assessment for the Satellite Power System (SPS); DOE/ER-0038; January 1980 R.R. Teeter and W.M. Jamieson, Battelle Columbus Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio 1980 T3
SRC-520 A Methodology for Assessing Systems Materials Requirements; DOE/ER-0040; January 1980 D.H. Culver, R.R. Teeter and W.M. Jamieson, Battelle Columbus Laboratories, Columbus, Ohio 1980 T3
SRC-521 Some Questions and Answers About the Satellite Power System (SPS); DOE/ER-0049/1; January 1980 U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Energy Research, Satellite Power System Project Office 1980 T3
SRC-522 Climate and Energy: A Comparative Assessment of the Satellite Power System (SPS) and Alternative Energy Technologies; DOE/ER-0050; January 1980 David A. Kellermeyer, Argonne National Laboratory, Integrated Assessments and Policy Evaluations Group, Energy and Environmental Systems Division 1980 T3
SRC-523 A Methodology for the Comparative Assessment of the Satellite Power System (SPS) and Alternative Technologies; DOE/ER-0051; January 1980 T. Wolsko, W. Buehring, R. Cirillo, J. Gasper, L. Habegger, K. Hub, D. Newsom, M. Samsa, E. Stenehjem and R. Whitfield, Argonne National Laboratory, Integrated Assessments and Policy Evaluations Group 1980 T3
SRC-524 Selection of Alternative Central-Station Technologies for the Satellite Power System (SPS) Comparative Assessment; DOE/ER-0052; date reads "April 1900" on the title page, garbled in text layer - series context indicates 1980 Michael E. Samsa, Argonne National Laboratory, Integrated Assessment and Policy Evaluation Group 1980 T3
SRC-525 Health and Safety: Preliminary Comparative Assessment of the Satellite Power System (SPS) and Other Energy Alternatives; DOE/ER-0053; April 1980 L.J. Habegger, J.R. Gasper and C.D. Brown, Argonne National Laboratory, Energy and Environmental Systems Division (Brown also Biological and Medical Research Division) 1980 T3
SRC-526 Preliminary Comparative Assessment of Land Use for the Satellite Power System (SPS) and Alternative Electric Energy Technologies; DOE/ER-0054; April 1980 D.E. Newsom and T.D. Wolsko, Argonne National Laboratory, Integrated Assessments and Policy Evaluations Group 1980 T3
SRC-527 Comparative Assessment of Environmental Welfare Issues Associated with the Satellite Power System (SPS) and Alternative Technologies; DOE/ER-0055; April 1980 E.P. Levine, M.J. Senew and R.R. Cirillo, Argonne National Laboratory, Integrated Assessments and Policy Evaluations Group 1980 T3
SRC-528 Comparative Analysis of Net Energy Balance of Satellite Power Systems (SPS) and Other Energy Systems; DOE/ER-0056; April 1980 R.R. Cirillo, B.S. Cho, M.R. Monarch and E.P. Levine, Argonne National Laboratory, Integrated Assessments and Policy Evaluations Group 1980 T3
SRC-529 Environmental Assessment for the Satellite Power System (SPS) Concept Development and Evaluation Program (CDEP); DOE/ER-0069; August 1980 Anthony R. Valentino, Argonne National Laboratory 1980 T3
SRC-530 Satellite Power System (SPS) Brightness Due to Reflected Sunlight; DOE/ER-0081; October 1980 Boeing Aerospace Company, for Argonne National Laboratory 1980 T3
SRC-531 Ionospheric Effects of Rocket Exhaust Products (HEAO-C, Skylab and SPS-HLLV); DOE/ER-0082; October 1980 Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory; body-text bylines John Zinn, C. Dexter Sutherland, Sidney N. Stone, Lewis M. Duncan (LASL), and Richard Behnke (Arecibo Observatory) 1980 T3
SRC-532 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Space Transportation Cost Analysis and Evaluation; DOE/ER-0086; November 1980 Battelle Columbus Laboratories 1980 T3
SRC-533 Design Requirements for Orbit Maintenance of SPS Elements; DOE/ER-0087; November 1980 Argonne National Laboratory; study conducted by the Advanced Space Projects group of the Boeing Aerospace Company (study manager Harold B. Liemohn, technical lead Keith H. Miller) 1980 T3
SRC-534 Environmental Assessment for the Satellite Power System Concept Development and Evaluation Program - Nonmicrowave Health and Ecological Effects; DOE/ER-0089; November 1980 Margaret R. White, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Berkeley, California 1980 T3
SRC-535 Environmental Assessment for the Satellite Power System-Concept Development and Evaluation Program-Atmospheric Effects; DOE/ER-0090; November 1980 Argonne National Laboratory 1980 T3
SRC-536 Comparative Health and Safety Assessment of the Satellite Power System and Other Electrical Generation Alternatives; DOE/ER-0091; December 1980 Argonne National Laboratory 1980 T3
SRC-537 Environmental Assessment for the Satellite Power System (SPS): Studies of Honey Bees Exposed to 2.45 GHz Continuous-Wave Electromagnetic Energy; DOE/ER-0095; December 1980 N.E. Gary and B.B. Westerdahl, University of California, for Argonne National Laboratory 1980 T3
SRC-538 Impact of SPS Heating on VLF, LF, and MF Telecommunications Systems Ascertained by Experimental Means; DOE/ER/10003-T1; July 1980 C.M. Rush, E.J. Violette, R.H. Espeland, J.C. Carroll and K.C. Allen, Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, National Telecommunications and Information Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce, Boulder, Colorado 1980 T3
SRC-539 Assessment of Zero Gravity Effects on Space Worker Health and Safety; DOE/ER/10025-T1 (also printed DOE/ER-10025-T1); November 1980 NASA Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas 1980 T3
SRC-540 Satellite Power System (SPS) Public Outreach Experiment; DOE/ER/10041-T11; December 1980 Sherry R. McNeal, PRC Energy Analysis Co., Los Angeles, California 1980 T3
SRC-541 Environmental Impacts of the Satellite Power System (SPS) on the Middle Atmosphere; DOE/ER/110035-01; October 1980 NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California 1980 T3
SRC-542 On the Military Implications of a Satellite Power System: A Working Paper; no DOE/ER number printed; December 1980 J. Peter Vajk (Principal Investigator), Robert Salkeld (Principal Coauthor), Richard O. Stutzke, Gerald W. Driggers and G. Harry Stine (Coauthors), Science Applications, Inc., Pleasanton, California 1980 T3
SRC-543 Environmental Assessment for the Satellite Power System Concept Development and Evaluation Program-Electromagnetic Systems Compatibility; DOE/ER-0096; January 1981 K.A. Davis, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, Richland, Washington; and W.B. Grant, E.L. Morrison and J.R. Juroshek, Institute for Telecommunications Sciences, Boulder, Colorado 1981 T3
SRC-544 Survey and Documentation of Emerging Technologies for the Satellite Power System (SPS); DOE/ER-0097; April 1981 Argonne National Laboratory; foreword names authors Peter Glaser and Phillip Chapman of A.D. Little, Inc. 1981 T3
SRC-545 A Bibliography for the Satellite Power System (SPS) Concept Development and Evaluation Program; DOE/ER-0098; April 1981 M. Abromavage, R. Calzadilla and Mark Murray, Argonne National Laboratory 1981 T3
SRC-546 Workshop on the Radiation Environment of the Satellite Power System -- no document number; September 15, 1978 Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, Biology and Medicine Division (Walter Schimmerling and Stanley B. Curtis, Editors) 1978 T3
SRC-547 Final Report, Laser Power Conversion System Analysis, Vol. II -- NASA CR-159523; Contract NAS3-21137; September 1978 (documentation form gives March 15, 1979 for Vols. I and II jointly) Lockheed Missiles & Space Company, Inc. (authors W. S. Jones, L. L. Morgan, J. B. Forsyth, J. P. Skratt per documentation form) 1978 T3
SRC-548 Satellite Power Systems: An Engineering and Economic Analysis Summary; NASA TM X-73344; November 15, 1976 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Program Development directorate (no individual author name legible in the text layer) 1976 T3
SRC-549 Solar Power Satellite Concept Evaluation Activities Report, Volume II - Detailed Report (progress report, July 1976-June 1977); NASA TM-74942; 1977 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 1977 T3
SRC-550 Not confirmed from the title page (page 1 returned no extractable text); text references a Boeing Company study conducted under contract to NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 1978 T3
SRC-551 Solar Power Satellite Microwave Power Transmission and Reception; NASA Conference Publication 2141; workshop held January 15-18, 1980, published 1980 R.H. Dietz, Coordinator, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center; National Aeronautics and Space Administration 1980 T3
SRC-552 Satellite Power System Concept Development and Evaluation Program, Volume I, Technical Assessment Summary Report; NASA TM-58232; November 1980 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center (no individual author name printed) 1980 T3
SRC-553 Solar Power Satellite Cost Estimate; NASA TM-58231; January 1981 Ronald J. Harron and Richard C. Wadle, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 1981 T3
SRC-554 Satellite Power System Concept Development and Evaluation Program, Volume II, System Definition; NASA TM-58236; July 1981 National Aeronautics and Space Administration, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center (no individual author name printed) 1981 T3
SRC-555 Satellite Power System: Concept Development and Evaluation Program, Volume VII - Space Transportation; NASA TM-58238; November 1981 George C. Marshall Space Flight Center and Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 1981 T3
SRC-556 Solar Power Satellite System Sizing Tradeoffs; NASA Technical Paper 1804; February 1981 G.D. Arndt and L.G. Monford, Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center 1981 T3
SRC-557 Compilation and Assessment of Microwave Bioeffects: A Selective Review of the Literature on Biological Effects of Microwaves in Relation to the Satellite Power System, Final Report -- PNL-2634; report A0-02-0l/EA81028; May 1978 Pacific Northwest Laboratory, operated by Battelle Memorial Institute (D. R. Justesen, H. A. Ragan, L. E. Rogers, A. W. Guy, D. L. Hjeresen, W. T. Hinds, R. D. Phillips) 1978 T3
SRC-558 Electronic and Mechanical Improvement of the Receiving Terminal of a Free-Space Microwave Power Transmission System -- NASA CR-135194; Raytheon report PT-4964; August 1, 1977 Raytheon Company (William C. Brown) 1977 T3
SRC-559 Microwave Beamed Power Technology Improvement, Final Report -- Raytheon report PT-5613; JPL Contract No. 955104; 15 May 1980 Raytheon Company, Microwave and Power Tube Division (W. C. Brown) 1980 T3
SRC-560 Satellite Power System (SPS) Magnetron Tube Assessment Study -- NASA CR-3383; Contract NAS8-33157; February 1981 Raytheon Company, Waltham, Massachusetts (William C. Brown) 1981 T3
SRC-561 Solid State SPS Microwave Generation and Transmission Study, Volume I - Phase II Final Report -- NASA CR-3338; Contract NAS8-33157; 1980 Raytheon Company, Wayland, Massachusetts (Owen E. Maynard) 1980 T3
SRC-562 Solid State SPS Microwave Generation and Transmission Study, Volume II - Phase II Final Report, Appendices -- NASA CR-3339; Contract NAS8-33157; 1980 Raytheon Company, Wayland, Massachusetts (Owen E. Maynard) 1980 T3
SRC-563 Electrostatic Protection of the Solar Power Satellite and Rectenna, Part I: Protection of the Solar Power Satellite -- NASA CR-3344; Contract NAS8-33023; 1980 Rice University, Houston, Texas 1980 T3
SRC-564 Electrostatic Protection of the Solar Power Satellite and Rectenna, Part II - Lightning Protection of the Rectenna -- NASA CR-3345; Contract NAS8-33023; November 1980 Rice University, Houston, Texas 1980 T3
SRC-565 Satellite Power System (SPS) Rectenna Siting: Availability and Distribution of Nominally Eligible Sites -- no document number printed; April 1980 Rice University Space Solar Power Research Program and School of Architecture; and Kotin & Regan, Inc. (Bill Allen Bavinger, James B. Blackburn Jr., Allan D. Kotin) 1980 T3
SRC-566 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit C), Volume I: Executive Summary -- SSD 79-0010-1; no NASA CR number printed; March 1979 Rockwell International, Satellite Systems Division, Space Systems Group 1979 T3
SRC-567 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Volume I - Executive Summary -- NASA CR-3317; Contract NAS8-32475; September 1980 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1980 T3
SRC-568 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Volume II, Part 1 - System Engineering -- NASA CR-3318; Contract NAS8-32475; September 1980 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1980 T3
SRC-569 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Volume II, Part 2 [cover reads "System Engineering"; Foreword is the Cost and Programmatics text, ending "SSD 79-0010-2-2"] -- NASA CR-3319; Contract NAS8-32475; September 1980 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1980 T3
SRC-570 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Volume III - Experimental Verification Definition -- NASA CR-3320; Contract NAS8-32475; September 1980 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1980 T3
SRC-571 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Volume IV - Transportation Analysis -- NASA CR-3321; Contract NAS8-32475; September 1980 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1980 T3
SRC-572 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Volume VI - In-Depth Element Investigation -- NASA CR-3323; Contract NAS8-32475; September 1980 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1980 T3
SRC-573 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Laser Studies, Volume I: Laser Environmental Impact Study -- NASA CR-3346; Contract NAS8-32475; November 1980 Rockwell International, Columbus, Ohio (R. E. Beverly III) 1980 T3
SRC-574 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Laser Studies, Volume II: Meteorological Effects on Laser Beam Propagation and Direct Solar Pumped Lasers for the SPS -- NASA CR-3347; Contract NAS8-32475; November 1980 Rockwell International, Columbus, Ohio (R. E. Beverly III) 1980 T3
SRC-575 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit D): Solid State Amplifier Investigation -- SSD 80-0120; no NASA CR number printed; October 1980 Rockwell International, Space Operations and Satellite Systems Division 1980 T3
SRC-576 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study (Exhibit D), Volume I - Executive Summary -- NASA CR-3392; Contract NAS8-32475; March 1981 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1981 T3
SRC-577 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit D), Volume II: Systems/Subsystems Analyses -- SSD 80-0108-2; NASA CR-3393 per filename, not confirmed on pp.1-4; October 1980 (this SSD-numbered cover) Rockwell International, Space Operations and Satellite Systems Division 1980 T3
SRC-578 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study (Exhibit D), Volume III - Transportation Analysis -- NASA CR-3394; Contract NAS8-32475; March 1981 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1981 T3
SRC-579 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study (Exhibit D), Volume V - Systems Engineering/Integration Research and Technology -- NASA CR-3396; Contract NAS8-32475; March 1981 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1981 T3
SRC-580 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study (Exhibit D), Volume VI, Part 1 - Cost and Programmatics -- NASA CR-3397; Contract NAS8-32475; March 1981 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1981 T3
SRC-581 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) Concept Definition Study, Final Report (Exhibit D), Volume VI: Cost and Programmatics Appendix -- SSD 80-0108-6-2; no NASA CR number confirmed on pp.1-4; October 1980 (this SSD-numbered, "nasa-print" cover) Rockwell International, Space Operations and Satellite Systems Division 1980 T3
SRC-582 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) [Concept] Definition Study (Exhibit D), Volume VII - System/Subsystems Requirements Databook -- NASA CR-3399; Contract NAS8-32475; March 1981 Rockwell International, Downey, California (G. M. Hanley) 1981 T3
SRC-583 Satellite Power Systems (SPS) LSST Systems Analysis and Integration Task for SPS Flight Test Article -- NASA CR-3375; Contract NAS8-32475; February 1981 Rockwell International, Downey, California (H. S. Greenberg) 1981 T3
SRC-584 Space Solar Wins GBP 1.3m ARIA Contract to Help Power Enduring Stratospheric Flight Over Britain, company press release, 15 September 2026 Space Solar Ltd 2026 T5
SRC-585 Space Solar Ltd 2026 T6
SRC-586 Overcoming the rate-power trade-off: multi-junction photovoltaic receivers for efficient near-infrared power and gigabit data transmission; npj Wireless Technology 2:65 (2026); doi 10.1038/s44459-026-00079-2; open access CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 Pellegrino et al., Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE and University of Cambridge (LiFi Research and Development Centre) 2026 T1
SRC-587 Ionosphere/Microwave Beam Interaction Study, Final Report, NASA-CR-151517 (September 1977; NTRS 19770026445, STI accession N77-33389) L. M. Duncan and W. E. Gordon, William Marsh Rice University (Wm. E. Gordon, Principal Investigator) 1977 T3
SRC-588 The Ionosphere as an Operational Constraint on Space-Based Solar Power; Space Weather 24, e2026SW005195 (2026); doi 10.1029/2026SW005195; open access CC BY-NC Mike Hapgood, RAL Space, STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot, UK (as printed) 2026 T2
SRC-589 Regulating Space-Based Solar Power: Challenges Under Both Space Law and Energy Law; Journal of Air Law and Commerce 91(3), article 2, pp.337-369 (2026); cited on the cover as 91 J. AIR L. & COM. 337 (2026); doi 10.25172/jalc.91.3.2 Anne-Sophie Martin, Sapienza University of Rome; Steven Freeland, Western Sydney University (as printed on the SMU Scholar cover page) 2026 T2
SRC-590 CASSIOPEIA Solar Power Satellite: Dispatchable Green Energy From Space; presentation slides, CSAR, Cambridge, May 2023; ResearchGate publication 370561472 Ian Cash M.Eng (title slide); ResearchGate cover lists Ian Cash, International Electric Company Limited 2023 T5
SRC-591 Space Based Solar Power - CASSIOPeiA: Modularity, Launch and Connectors; MSc thesis, MSc Astronautics and Space Engineering, School of Aerospace, Transport and Manufacturing, Cranfield University, September 2022 (as printed on PDF 1-2) Shifa Imtiyaz Shaikh (as printed on the title page) 2022 T5
SRC-592 GB 2571383 A: Solar concentrator. UK patent application no. 1812844.7, filed 07.08.2018, priority GB 1802849 of 22.02.2018, published 28.08.2019 (as printed on PDF 1) Ian Cash, inventor (applicant: International Electric Company Limited) 2019 T3
SRC-593 Solar Power Satellite (SPS) Pilot Beam & Communication Link Subsystem Investigation Study - Phase I, Final Report, ER79-4032, 31 January 1979; NASA-CR-161161, N79-17896; contract NAS8-33157 (as printed on PDF 1) Raytheon Company, Equipment Division, Advanced Development Laboratory, Wayland, Massachusetts, for NASA Marshall Space Flight Center 1979 T3
SRC-594 Watt's new: Luxembourg and the European Space Agency support TerraSpark to develop large-scale wireless power demo - TerraSpark company blog, published 2026-09-28. TerraSpark (company) 2026 T6
SRC-595 Virtus Solis first-customer posts on LinkedIn, about 2026-09-30: a personal post by an account naming itself Chief Commercial Officer, Virtus Solis Technologies, and a shared post by the Virtus Solis Technologies company page (screenshot transcript) Virtus Solis Technologies (company page) and its Chief Commercial Officer (self-described) 2026 T6
SRC-596 Virtus Solis Signs Landmark 20-Year Space Solar PPA with Brae Systems to Deliver 250 MW of Orbital Baseload Clean Power - press release, PR Newswire, 2026-09-30 07:00 ET (release 302894283) Virtus Solis Technologies, Inc. (issuer), with Brae Systems 2026 T6
SRC-597 Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2024, Executive summary (published July 2025). Executive summary only; the full report is not held. IRENA 2025 T3
SRC-598 Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2025, Executive summary (published 2026). Executive summary only; the full report is not held. ISBN 978-92-9260-749-4. International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA); authors Saied Dardour, Deborah Ayres, Lourdes Zamora 2026 T3
SRC-599 The Costs of Generating Electricity 2025 (the 10th report in the Projected Costs of Generating Electricity series; NEA No. 7771) OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) with the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI) 2026 T3
SRC-600 Evaluation of a Microwave High-Power Reception-Conversion Array for Wireless Power Transmission (JPL Technical Memorandum 33-741) R. M. Dickinson, Jet Propulsion Laboratory 1975 T3
SRC-601 Solar Power Satellites (August 1981) U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment 1981 T3
SRC-602 Space solar startup preps laser-beamed power demo for 2026 (page title: "Aetherflux: Space solar startup aims for 2026 laser power demo") Abhimanyu Ghoshal, New Atlas 2025 T5
SRC-603 China to build space-based solar power station by 2035 (Xinhua English, 2019-12-02) Xinhua News Agency 2019 T5
SRC-604 Space Solar and Transition Labs to deliver space-based solar power to Iceland by 2030 (press release, 2024-10-23) Space Solar Ltd 2024 T6
SRC-605 Overview Energy exits stealth with world's first airborne power-beaming demonstration for space solar energy (PR Newswire, 2025-12-10) Overview Energy (issuer) 2025 T6
SRC-606 Powering AI, Strengthening the Grid: Innovation in Space Solar Energy and Long-Duration Storage (Meta newsroom, 2026-04-27) Meta Platforms 2026 T6
SRC-607 China aims to construct first Space Solar Power Station in 2028 (CGTN, 2022-06-22) CGTN (China Global Television Network) 2022 T5
SRC-608 Star Catcher Prepares Orbital Power Beaming Demonstration For Launch (2026-09-28) Star Catcher Industries, Inc. 2026 T6
SRC-609 Firefly Aerospace Adds Volta's Wireless Power Receiver to Blue Ghost Mission on Far Side of the Moon (2025-12-10) Firefly Aerospace 2025 T6
SRC-610 FCC approves Reflect Orbital filing for mirror in space (Astronomy, 2026-07-22) Astronomy magazine 2026 T5
SRC-611 PG&E Makes a Deal for Space-Based Power (POWER magazine, 2009-07-01) POWER magazine 2009 T5
SRC-612 Space-Based Solar Power: A Technical, Economic, and Operational Assessment Jeffrey L. Caton, US Army War College Press (Strategic Studies Institute) 2015 T4
SRC-613 Space Solar Power Satellite/Station and the Politics (EMC'09 Kyoto, pp. 37-39) Hiroshi Matsumoto, Kyoto University 2009 T5
SRC-614 In a First, Caltech's Space Solar Power Demonstrator Wirelessly Transmits Power in Space (news release, 2023-06-01) California Institute of Technology 2023 T6
SRC-615 LaserMotive wins NASA's Centennial Challenges program with wireless energy beaming technology (Military & Aerospace Electronics, 2009-12-01) Military & Aerospace Electronics 2009 T5
SRC-616 NRL conducts first test of solar power satellite hardware in orbit (US Navy news, 2020-05-18) U.S. Naval Research Laboratory (US Navy) 2020 T6
SRC-617 Space-based solar power getting key test aboard US military's mysterious X-37B space plane (Space.com, 2021-04-08) Space.com 2021 T5
SRC-618 Europe's Next Energy Frontier Is Above Us. FinanceX Magazine (per TerraSpark's LinkedIn post), printed pp.45-48; issue and date not stated TerraSpark's founder and CEO (byline on PDF p.1 and p.4) not stated (supplied 2026-10-02) T6
SRC-619 Space Solar Ltd 2026 T6
SRC-620 TerraSpark (company page) 2026 T6
SRC-621 TerraSpark (company page) 2026 T6
SRC-622 Exploiting earth-moon space: China's ambition after space station (Xinhua item, as reprinted; outlet not stated) Xinhua News Agency (as reprinted) 2016 T5
SRC-623 我国有望率先建成空间太阳能电站 (our translation: China expected to be first to build a space solar power station); Science and Technology Daily, 2019-02-14, as reprinted on Xinhuanet with the title prefixed 电动车的福音! Science and Technology Daily (科技日报), reprinted by Xinhuanet 2019 T5
SRC-624 宇宙基本計画 (our translation: Basic Plan on Space Policy) Strategic Headquarters for Space Development (宇宙開発戦略本部); Cabinet decision 2023 T3
SRC-625 宇宙基本計画工程表(令和7年度改訂) (our translation: Roadmap for the Basic Plan on Space Policy, FY2025 revision) Strategic Headquarters for Space Development (宇宙開発戦略本部) 2025 T3
SRC-626 宇宙基本計画の概要 (our translation: Overview of the Basic Plan on Space Policy) Strategic Headquarters for Space Development (宇宙開発戦略本部) (attributed; the page names no body) 2023 T3
SRC-627 About the SSPS (JAXA R&D Directorate web page, English) JAXA Research and Development Directorate undated (cites the 2015 Basic Plan) T5
SRC-628 FAQ about the SSPS (JAXA R&D Directorate web page, English) JAXA Research and Development Directorate undated T5
SRC-629 Research on Laser Wireless Power Transmission Technology (JAXA R&D Directorate web page, English) JAXA Research and Development Directorate undated (about 2015) T5
SRC-630 Ground demonstration testing of microwave wireless power transmission (JAXA R&D Directorate web page, English) JAXA Research and Development Directorate undated (reports 2015-03-08) T5
SRC-631 Research on Microwave Wireless Power Transmission Technology (JAXA R&D Directorate web page, English; operator's file name "R&D on high-accuracy microwave beam-pointing-control technology") JAXA Research and Development Directorate undated (about 2015) T5
SRC-632 Research on Large-scale Structure Assembly Technology (JAXA R&D Directorate web page, English) JAXA Research and Development Directorate undated ("As of 2016") T5
SRC-633 How Japan Plans to Build an Orbital Solar Farm (IEEE Spectrum feature, Energy, 24 April 2014; in print as "It's Always Sunny in Space"), browser print Susumu Sasaki (professor emeritus, JAXA, per the article's author note) 2014 T5
SRC-634 The Proposal - D3 Space Solar Proposal (website page), browser print; page date not shown D3 Space Solar Proposal team (website; members not recorded, DN-19) not stated (content about 2016, inferred) T6
SRC-635 Pacific Gas and Electric Company Advice Letter 3690-E, "Documentation of CEC Pre-Certification in Compliance With Resolution E-4286 ... Power Purchase Agreement With Solaren Corporation" (18 June 2010), with the CPUC Energy Division letter of 3 February 2011 giving it effect and the CEC pre-certification letter and certificate of 5 January 2010 (Appendix A) Pacific Gas and Electric Company; California Public Utilities Commission, Energy Division; California Energy Commission 2010 T3
SRC-636 Pacific Gas and Electric Company Advice Letter 3449-E, "Contract for Procurement of Renewable Energy Resources Resulting from PG&E's Power Purchase Agreement with Solaren Corporation" (10 April 2009), with the CPUC Energy Division letter of 1 February 2010 Pacific Gas and Electric Company; California Public Utilities Commission, Energy Division 2009 T3
SRC-637 ESA to request funding for space-based solar power study (SpaceNews, Civil, 18 August 2022), browser print Jeff Foust (SpaceNews) 2022 T5
SRC-638 Solar Power From Space - European Strategy In The Light Of Global Sustainable Development: Programme plan (reference ESA SPS Programme plan 2003/2005; GS 03.L36; issue 2, revision 06) European Space Agency, ESTEC (prepared by the programme's ESA Technical Officer, recorded by role) 2003 T3
SRC-639 Space-based solar power (ESA Advanced Concepts Team infographic, undated), image European Space Agency, Advanced Concepts Team n.d. T6
SRC-640 UK to launch first power station in SPACE - limitless green energy to slash foreign ties (Express.co.uk, 21 March 2022) Jacob Paul (Express.co.uk) 2022 T5
SRC-641 Broadcast 1127 (Special Edition), The Space Show archive page (guest: the NASA Ames Research Center Director), browser print David Livingston (The Space Show), host's programme summary n.d. (after early December 2008; cited as 2009 by Wikipedia) T6
SRC-642 Statement of the Manager, Advanced Concepts Studies, Office of Space Flight, NASA, before the Subcommittee on Space and Aeronautics, Committee on Science, U.S. House of Representatives, 7 September 2000 (space solar power), as republished by the National Space Society ("Testimony ... before House Science Committee Hearings on Solar Power Satellites"), browser print NASA (the then Manager, Advanced Concepts Studies, Office of Space Flight, as witness; recorded by role, DN-19); republished by the National Space Society 2000 T5
SRC-643 Space-Based Solar Power Foundation (Canada) 2026 T5
SRC-644 Caltech Announces Breakthrough $100 Million Gift to Fund Space-based Solar Power Project, Caltech news release, 3 August 2021 (operator's print of the web page, with a transcription of its body) California Institute of Technology 2021 T5
SRC-645 Help ESA research key space-based solar power challenges (ESA, Enabling & Support, 10 July 2023), browser print European Space Agency 2023 T6
SRC-646 Methodological Guidelines on Net Energy Analysis of Photovoltaic Electricity (IEA-PVPS Report T12-07:2016, ISBN 978-3-906042-39-8) M. Raugei (author); R. Frischknecht, C. Olson, P. Sinha, G. Heath (contributors); IEA PVPS Task 12 2016 T3
SRC-647 SPS Phase Control System Performance via Analytical Simulation (LinCom Corporation TR-7903-0977, March 1979; NASA CR-160582; contract NAS9-15725) W. C. Lindsey, A. V. Kantak, C. M. Chie, R. W. D. Booth (LinCom Corporation), for NASA Johnson Space Center 1979 T3
SRC-648 Recommendation ITU-R RA.769-2: Protection criteria used for radio astronomical measurements (1992-1995-2003) ITU Radiocommunication Sector 2003 T1
SRC-649 Solar Power Satellite Systems and Issues, Chapter VIII Environment and Health, DRAFT February 6, 1981 (DRAFT, not for quotation) U.S. Congress, Office of Technology Assessment 1981-02-06 T3
SRC-650 Draft recommendations for a program to assess the health and ecological impacts of microwave power transmission from a satellite power system (DRAFT) Not printed (no issuing body, author or report number on the 51 pages); addressed to the US Department of Energy 1978 (cover date reads 3/31/78, partly cut off) T3
SRC-651 The Potential of Satellite Solar Power. Proceedings of the IEEE, vol. 65, no. 8, August 1977, invited paper (first page printed p.1162) P. E. Glaser, Arthur D. Little, Inc. 1977 T2
SRC-652 Effect of Microwave Radiation on Birds, Nature 210, p.636, 7 May 1966 (letter) J. A. Tanner, Control Systems Laboratory, Division of Mechanical Engineering, National Research Council, Ottawa 1966 T1
SRC-653 Non-thermal Effects of Microwave Radiation on Birds, Nature 216, p.1139, 16 December 1967 (letter) J. A. Tanner, C. Romero-Sierra and S. J. Davie, Control Systems Laboratory, National Research Council, Ottawa 1967 T1
SRC-654 The Effects of Microwaves on Birds: Preliminary Experiments, Journal of Microwave Power 4(2), 1969, pp.122-128 (pp.122-123 inferred) J. A. Tanner, C. Romero-Sierra and S. J. Davie (National Research Council, Ottawa; Queen's University, Kingston) 1969 T1
SRC-655 Changes of Muscle Action in Birds Exposed to a Microwave Field, 8th International Conference on Medical and Biological Engineering, Chicago, session 25-6, 24 July 1969 J. A. Tanner (National Research Council, Ottawa), C. Romero-Sierra (Queen's University, Kingston) and F. Villa 1969 T5
SRC-656 Microwave Radiation Hazard to Aircraft Transiting Radio and Radar Beams; Final Report, Project No. 110-302R, Report No. RD-64-1; December 1963 Federal Aviation Agency, Systems Research and Development Service, Research Division (National Aviation Facilities Experimental Center, Atlantic City); prepared by John J. Kulik 1963-12 T3
SRC-657 Space-Borne High-Power Microwave Beam at 22.2 GHz (Water-Vapor Absorption Line) and its Potential for Atmospheric Modifications. Journal of Microwave Power 12(3), 1977, pp. 209-213 (start page inferred from printed p.210) M. O. Grossi; G. Colombo (Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory) 1977 T1
SRC-658 Comparison of the USA, USSR and Polish Microwave Permissible Exposure Standards (typescript paper; listed for the Health Physics Society Ninth Midyear Topical Symposium, Denver, February 9-12) Przemyslaw Czerski (National Research Institute of Mother and Child, Warsaw; FDA BRH visiting scientist) 1976 T3
SRC-659 ANSI C95.1-1982: American National Standard Safety Levels with Respect to Human Exposure to Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Fields, 300 kHz to 100 GHz (revision of ANSI C95.1-1974) American National Standards Institute (co-secretariat IEEE and US Department of the Navy, Naval Electronic Systems Command; published by IEEE) 1982 T1
SRC-660 Early Developmental Deficits in Rats Following In-utero Exposure to 500 uW/cm2, 2450-MHz Microwaves (typescript report) Not shown: author block redacted in the archive copy (University of Washington group inferred from methods; unverified) T3
SRC-661 Physiological and Behavioral Changes in Rats Exposed Prenatally to 2450-MHz 500 uW/cm2 Microwaves (typescript abstract and summary) Not shown: no byline on the archive copy T3
SRC-662 Chronic Exposure of Rats to 2450-MHz Microwaves at 5 mW/cm2 Defining Frequency Dependent Dose-Determinate Effects (abstract) Not shown: author block redacted in the archive copy T3
SRC-663 Evidence of Neuropathology in Chronically Irradiated Hamsters by 2450 MHz Microwaves at 10 mW/cm2 (symposium abstract and summary) Not shown: author block redacted in the archive copy (an extension of Albert and DeSantis 1975, 1976 by its own statement; authorship unverified) T3
SRC-664 Long-Term 2450-MHz CW Microwave Irradiation of Rabbits: Evaluation of Hematological and Immunological Effects. Journal of Microwave Power 15(1), 1980, pp. 45-52 (start page inferred from printed p.46) D. I. McRee; R. Faith; E. E. McConnell (NIEHS); A. W. Guy (University of Washington) 1980 T1
SRC-665 Long-Term 2450-MHz CW Microwave Irradiation of Rabbits: Methodology and Evaluation of Ocular and Physiologic Effects. Journal of Microwave Power 15(1), 1980, pp. 37-44 A. W. Guy; P. O. Kramar; C. A. Harris; C. K. Chou (University of Washington) 1980 T1
SRC-666 Electricity Transmitted By Radio Beam on Coast (New York Times, 10 October 1975, p.40), Glaser archive photocopy Victor K. McElheny (New York Times) 1975 T5
SRC-667 Statement of the NASA Acting Administrator before the Subcommittee on Science, Technology and Space, Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation, United States Senate, 97th Congress, 19 March 1981 (FY1982 revised budget request) Alan M. Lovelace, Acting Administrator, National Aeronautics and Space Administration 1981 T5
SRC-668 Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Gallium U.S. Geological Survey 2026 T1
SRC-669 Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Germanium U.S. Geological Survey 2026 T1
SRC-670 Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026: Indium U.S. Geological Survey 2026 T1
SRC-671 Radio Regulations, Edition of 2024 (Volumes 1-4) ITU 2024 T1
SRC-672 Report ITU-R SM.2392-2 (06/2026): Applications of wireless power transmission via radio frequency beam ITU-R 2026 T1
SRC-673 Recommendation ITU-R SM.2110-2 (09/2025): Guidance on frequency ranges for operation of non-beam wireless power transmission for electric vehicles ITU-R 2025 T1
SRC-674 Recommendation ITU-R SM.2129-1 (09/2024): Guidance on frequency ranges for the operation of non-beam wireless power transmission for mobile and portable devices ITU-R 2024 T1
SRC-675 Recommendation ITU-R SM.2151-0 (09/2022): Guidance on frequency ranges for operation of wireless power transmission via radio frequency beam for mobile/portable devices and sensor networks ITU-R 2022 T1
SRC-676 Why the Double Standard? A Critical Review of Russian Work on the Hazards of Microwave Radiation (printed pp.168-172 of an unnamed proceedings or collection) L. P. Inglis, Atomics International Division, North American Rockwell Corp. c.1970 (not printed; latest reference is December 1969, inferred) T5
SRC-677 A Review of International Microwave Exposure Guides. American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal, vol. 31, September-October 1970, pp.623-629 (reprint); the file also holds two other AIHA Journal reprints: Health Surveillance of Microwave Hazards (vol. 31, May-June 1970, pp.358-361) and Evaluation and Control of Exposures in Repairing Microwave Ovens (vol. 30, March-April 1969, pp.137-142) J. R. Swanson, V. E. Rose and C. H. Powell; International Labour Office, Geneva, and Bureau of Occupational Safety and Health, US Public Health Service 1970 T2
SRC-678 A review of microwave radiation hazards and safety standards. Annals of Occupational Hygiene vol. 17, pp.315-320 (index card only) I. R. Lindsay (as typed on the card, "Lindsay IR") 1975 T2
SRC-679 A Review of Radiofrequency and Microwave Radiation Bioeffects Research and Issues: 1977-1981. Remarks presented at the 3rd annual Bioelectromagnetics Society meeting, Washington DC, 11 August 1981 (typescript) C. H. Dodge (Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress) and Z. R. Glaser (Bureau of Radiological Health, FDA), speaking for themselves 1981-08-11 T5
SRC-680 A Review of Selected Biological Effects and Dosimetric Data Useful for Development of Radiofrequency Safety Standards for Human Exposure. Journal of Microwave Power, vol. 14, no. 4, 1979, pp.405-424 R. A. Tell (US Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Radiation Programs) and F. Harlen (National Radiological Protection Board, UK) 1979 T2
SRC-681 A Review of United States Microwave Exposure Criteria (presented at the International Symposium on Ergonomics and Physical Environmental Factors, Rome, 18 September 1968) V. E. Rose, C. H. Powell, M. E. LaNier and J. R. Swanson; U.S. DHEW, Public Health Service, Environmental Control Administration, Occupational Health Program, Cincinnati, and (one author) International Labour Office, Geneva 1968 T5
SRC-682 Assessment of the Biological Effects of Radiofrequency Radiation (undated; literature through 1982) J. M. Lary, D. L. Conover and W. E. Murray; U.S. DHHS, Public Health Service, Centers for Disease Control, Division of Biomedical and Behavioral Science, Physical Agents Effects Branch, Cincinnati 1984 or later (undated; the text cites a 1984 meeting) T3
SRC-683 Biological Effects of Microwaves: Future Research Directions. Special Panel Discussion, transcript and supplementary materials, 1968 Symposium on Microwave Power, Boston, 22 March 1968 International Microwave Power Institute (panel chaired by the Radiobiology Division, Aerospace Medical Division, U.S. Air Force; preface by the University of California, Berkeley); San Francisco Press 1968 T5
SRC-684 Microwave Cataractogenesis: A Critical Review of the Literature. Aerospace Medicine 43(1):67-75, January 1972 (reprint) W. C. Milroy and S. M. Michaelson, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Radiation Biology and Biophysics 1972 T2
SRC-685 Relevancy of Experimental Studies of Microwave-Induced Cataracts to Man, report UR-3490-103 S. M. Michaelson, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, Department of Radiation Biology and Biophysics 1972 (handwritten on p.1; no typed date; latest reference May 1972) T3
SRC-686 Considerations and criteria for a recommended standard for occupational exposure to radiofrequency and microwave fields (abstract) National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (Rockville, MD) with Equitable Environmental Health, Inc. (contractor); four named authors c.1978-79 (no date printed; the text says the effort began May 1978 and was due August 1979) T5
SRC-687 A status report on, and a comparison of US and international RF/microwave radiation standards/guidelines-development activities (abstract for the Fourth Annual Meeting of the Bioelectromagnetics Society, Los Angeles, 28 June to 2 July 1982) Bureau of Radiological Health (FDA), Federal Communications Commission Office of Science and Technology, and a visiting scientist at BRH; three named authors 1982 T5
SRC-688 Critical evaluation of maximum permissible levels of microwave radiation. Arhiv za higijenu rada i toksikologiju (Arh. hig. rada) 15 (1964) 47-55, in English L. Minecki, Institute of Occupational Medicine, Lodz 1964 T2
SRC-689 Exposure limits for microwave radiation - a Canadian proposal (DRAFT ONLY, not for further distribution; paper to be submitted to the Journal of Microwave Power) Radiation Protection Bureau, Health and Welfare Canada (Non-Ionizing Radiation Section, X-Rays and Radiation Devices Division); one named author c.1977 (no date printed; newest dated reference 1977 and a handwritten note read as 16 Sept 77) T3
SRC-690 Occupational exposure limits for radiofrequency and microwave radiation. Applied Industrial Hygiene 1(2):75-86, July 1986 (ACGIH) Physics Laboratory, Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Rome; one named author 1986 T2
SRC-691 An Analysis of Radiofrequency and Microwave Absorption Data with Consideration of Thermal Safety Standards. Technical Note ORP/EAD 78-2, April 1978 U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Radiation Programs, Electromagnetic Radiation Analysis Branch, Las Vegas (R. A. Tell) 1978-04 T3
SRC-692 Comments and Suggestions Regarding the ANSI C-95.4 Subcommittee Report on Research Needs for Radiofrequency and Microwave Standards Setting (typescript critique, 25 numbered pages) Unsigned; no issuing body printed (a handwritten note on p.1 suggests authors; not printed and not used) undated (not printed; the report it critiques is not dated on these pages) T3
SRC-693 Non-Thermal Hazards of Exposure to Radio Frequency Fields. Microwave Studies. Final Report, contract N0014-69-C-0176 (leading characters faint), period 1 March 1969 to 30 November 1974, DDC accession AD-A019 359 (as read from the stamp, to confirm) New England Institute, Ridgefield, Connecticut (G. H. Mickey, J. H. Heller, E. Snyder) 1975-07 T4
SRC-694 Thermal or Non-Thermal: West vs. East. Presented at the Seventh Mid-Year Topical Symposium of the Health Physics Society, San Juan, Puerto Rico, 14 December 1972 (typescript, 10 pages plus references) T. C. Rozzell, Office of Naval Research, Arlington, Virginia 1972-12 T5
SRC-695 Thermal and non-thermal cataractogenesis by microwaves. Non-ionizing Radiation, December 1970, pp.(159)-163 (first page unnumbered; volume not printed on the pages held); AIAA Technical Information Service copy, accession A71-25077 (handwritten) H. D. Baillie, University Department of Surgery, Manchester Royal Infirmary 1970-12 T2
SRC-696 The Pain Threshold for Microwave and Infra-red Radiations. J. Physiol. (1952) 118, 1-11 H. F. Cook, Department of Physics Applied to Medicine, The Middlesex Hospital, London 1952 (received 2 November 1951) T1
SRC-697 Chronic Exposure of Dogs to Microwave Radiation of 24,000 Megacycles and a Power Density of 20 mw/cm2. Technical Note RADC-TDR-62-694 W. B. Deichmann, E. Bernal, F. Stephens, K. Landeen, University of Miami School of Medicine, Department of Pharmacology; for Rome Air Development Center, USAF 1962-63 (report series 62; ASTIA receipt stamp 10 April 1963; handwritten "1962" on the title page) T3
SRC-698 Effects of Chronic Microwave Irradiation on Mice. IRE Transactions on Bio-Medical Electronics, vol. BME-9, no. 2, April 1962 (offprint; printed pp.104-108, first inferred) S. Prausnitz and C. Susskind, Electronics Research Laboratory, University of California, Berkeley 1962 T1
SRC-699 Some Effects of Acute and Chronic Microwave Irradiation of Mice. Paper 2-3, printed pp.163-175; cited by SRC-724 (ref 3) as in J. D. Hardy (ed.), Thermal Problems in Aerospace Medicine, Circa Publications, Pelham NY, 1968 (volume not held) A. S. Hyde and J. J. Friedman, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and Indiana University 1968 (per the citation in SRC-724 ref 3; not printed on the pages held, latest reference 1961) T3
SRC-700 Microwave Radiation: An Epidemiologic Assessment (galley proof) R. M. Albrecht, Bureau of Radiological Health, Food and Drug Administration; E. Landau, American Public Health Association 1978 (handwritten galley date "7-18-78"; outlet and year not printed) T5
SRC-701 Cataract Incidence in Radar Workers. Archives of Environmental Health, vol. 11, August 1965, pp.179-182 S. F. Cleary, B. S. Pasternack (Institute of Environmental Medicine, New York University Medical Center) and G. W. Beebe 1965 T1
SRC-702 Epidemiological Surveys in Groups Occupationally Exposed to Microwaves (Radar). Course paper submitted for Preventive Medicine 415, The University of Rochester, 25 May 1972 William M. Houk, M.D. (University of Rochester, as printed) 1972-05-25 T5
SRC-703 Health Surveillance of Personnel Professionally Exposed to Microwaves (typescript, two pages, second numbered 6; no outlet or date printed) S. Baranski and P. Czerski, Institute of Aviation Medicine, Warsaw, Poland 1972 or later (latest cited work 1972; inferred, unverified) T3
SRC-704 Abstract no. 97, "Observations on Microwave Hazards to USAF Personnel", in Abstracts of Current Literature, Aerospace Medicine, February 1974, printed p.216 (abstracting Journal of Occupational Medicine, vol. 14, July 1972, pages printed "554-547") Aerospace Medicine abstracting section; the abstracted paper is by L. T. Odland, USAF Radiological Health Laboratory, Wright-Patterson AFB 1974-02 T5
SRC-705 Human Exposure to Nonionizing Radiant Energy - Potential Hazards and Safety Standards (invited paper). Proceedings of the IEEE, vol. 60, no. 4, April 1972, pp.389-421 (reprint) S. M. Michaelson, Department of Radiation Biology and Biophysics, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry 1972-04 T2
SRC-706 NASA Technical Reports Server citation search, query "space-based solar power" (page size 100), JSON response NASA (NTRS) 2026 T1
SRC-707 Cerebrovascular Permeability to 14C-Sucrose in the Rat following 2450 MHz CW Microwave Irradiation (abstract, summary and table; typescript) Not shown (no byline; reference 4 is a self-citation to a 1979 Brain Research paper, authors not named here) c.1979 (inferred: latest reference "in Press, 1979") T3
SRC-708 Differential Heating of the Cortex, Hypothalamus and Rectum in Three Species by 2450-MHz Microwaves (abstract and summary; typescript) Not shown c.1979 (inferred: cites Gandhi, Radio Science 1979, in press) T3
SRC-709 Specific Absorption Rates Measured in Rats and Mice Exposed to 2450, 425 or 100 MHz Radiofrequency Radiation (abstract and summary) Not shown c.1978-79 (inferred: cites the Dosimetry Handbook 2nd edition) T3
SRC-710 Specific Absorption Rates in Mice Exposed to 918 and 2450 MHz Circularly Polarized Guided EM Fields (abstract, summary, three figures) Not shown (cites two waveguide-system papers by its likely group; authorship not printed) c.1979 (inferred: cites a 1979 Radio Science supplement as to be published) T3
SRC-711 Teratology in Rats Exposed to 2450 MHz Microwaves at Intense and Intermediate Dose Rates (abstract and summary) Not shown not printed T3
SRC-712 Studies Concerning the Effects of Non-Thermal Protracted Prenatal 2450 MHz Microwave Irradiation on Prenatal and Postnatal Development in the Rat (abstract and summary) Not shown (NIH grant number printed) not printed T3
SRC-713 Observations of mouse fetuses after irradiation with 2.45 GHz microwaves. Health Physics 35, 1978, pp.791-801 (abstracting-journal entry no. 999 only) E. Berman, J. B. Kinn and H. B. Carter, US Environmental Protection Agency, Health Effects Research Laboratory (as printed in the entry) 1978 T3
SRC-714 Observations of Rat Fetuses after Irradiation with 2.45 GHz (CW) Microwaves (abstract) Not shown not printed T3
SRC-715 Immunologic and Hematopoietic Alterations by 2450 MHz Radiation (abstract, summary, two figures and a table) Not shown not printed (cites 1977 work) T3
SRC-716 Kinetics and Mechanisms of the Induction of an Increase in Complement Receptor Positive (CR+) Mouse Spleen Cells following a Single Exposure to 2450 MHz Microwaves (abstract and summary) Not shown not printed T3
SRC-717 Physiologic Response of Rats to Hyperthermia Induced by Exposure to 2450 MHz Microwave Radiation. The Physiologist, printed p.423 (abstract); the file's PDF p.2 (printed 347) carries the abstract reprinted as SRC-719 R. D. Phillips, E. L. Hunt and N. W. King, Battelle Pacific Northwest Laboratories (render read) 1973 (inferred from SRC-719, which gives The Physiologist vol. 16 no. 3, August 1973 for the p.347 abstract) T3
SRC-718 Thermal Effects on Colonic and Regional Brain Temperature in Unanesthetized Rats Exposed to 2450 MHz CW Microwaves (abstract and summary; University of Rochester report UR-3490-1567) Not shown c.1979 (inferred: DOE contract, latest references 1978) T3
SRC-719 Thermal Regulation in Long-Evans Rats Exposed to 2450 MHz Microwave Radiation: abstract for the APS fall meeting, Rochester, 24 August 1973; reprint from The Physiologist vol. 16 no. 3, August 1973; talk text and slide figures (University of Rochester report UR-3490-330) W. M. Houk, S. M. Michaelson and A. Longacre, Jr., University of Rochester 1973 T3
SRC-720 Quantitation of Microwave Radiation Effects on the Eyes of Rabbits at 2450 MHz and 918 MHz. Scientific Report No. 2, contract N00014-67-A-0103-0025, NR 201-055 A. W. Guy, J. C. Lin, P. O. Kramar and A. F. Emery, Bioelectromagnetics Research Laboratory, University of Washington 1974-01 T3
SRC-721 Thresholds for Lenticular Damage in the Rabbit Eye due to Single Exposure to CW Microwave Radiation: an Analysis of the Experimental Information at a Frequency of 2.45 GHz. Health Physics vol. 21, 1971, pp.763-769 (month not legible in the text layer) D. I. McRee, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences 1971 T1
SRC-722 Further Studies of Testis Cytology in Mice Irradiated with 2450-MHz Microwaves (abstract, summary, graph, table) Not shown not printed (refers to its own work "last year") T3
SRC-723 Histopathologic Changes in Rat Liver following 2450 Megahertz Microwave Radiation. T.-I.-T. Journal of Life Sciences, 1971, 1:1-8 C. K. O'Brien, A. W. Richardson and H. M. Kaplan, Southern Illinois University 1971 T1
SRC-724 The Effect of 2450 MHz Microwave Irradiation on the Growth of Mice. Journal of Microwave Power 8(1), 1973, pp.111-115 (start page inferred; PDF p.2 = printed 112) R. D. McAfee, R. Braus, Jr. and J. Fleming, Jr. (Tulane University Biophysics Program, previously) 1973 T1
SRC-725 Changes in the Peripheral Blood of the Rat Exposed to Microwave Radiation (2400 MHz) in Conditions of Chronic Exposure. Aerospace Medicine 44(9):1051-1054, September 1973 (with an AIAA Technical Information Service cover sheet) Z. Djordjevic and A. Kolak, Institute of Aviation Medicine, Belgrade 1973-09 T1
SRC-726 Microwave Hazard Measurements near Various Aircraft Radars. Radiation Data and Reports 15(4), April 1974, pp.161-179 (EPA Office of Radiation Programs reprint); second copy with an index card R. A. Tell and J. C. Nelson, US EPA Electromagnetic Radiation Analysis Branch (names per the index card in the rank 21 file and the header, partly illegible in the text layer) 1974-04 T3
SRC-727 Survey of Radiation Levels Generated by Equipment Used on EC-121 Aircraft, and Clinical Evaluation of Selected Crew Members. Report No. 70W-109 USAF Radiological Health Laboratory (AFLC), Wright-Patterson AFB 1971 (surveys 1-10 December 1970; report dated Jan and Mar 1971 on PDF pp.1-2) T3
SRC-728 Twenty-Five Years of Scientific Research Sponsored by the Joint Services Electronics Program at Harvard University (AD-759 990); talks at the Technical Advisory Committee review, 11-12 May 1972; section "Shielding and Radio-Frequency Hazards" N. Bloembergen et al. (per the NTIS cover); sections by J. A. Pierce and R. W. P. King, Harvard University 1972 T3
SRC-729 HERO (Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation to Ordnance), Naval Weapons Laboratory leaflet Naval Weapons Laboratory, Dahlgren, Virginia not printed (after 1958, the year technical direction was assigned) T5
SRC-730 Aircraft Radar Measurements in the Near Field. In Operational Health Physics, Proceedings of the Ninth Midyear Topical Symposium of the Health Physics Society, February 1976 (EPA reprint) R. A. Tell, N. N. Hankin and D. E. Janes, Jr., US EPA 1976-02 T3
SRC-731 A Roadmap to Interstellar Flight. JBIS 69, pp.40-72 Philip Lubin, University of California Santa Barbara 2016 (arXiv v8 dated 2022-01-21) T2
SRC-732 Hypersonic Airplane Space Tether Orbital Launch (HASTOL) Architecture Study, Phase II: Final Report The Boeing Company Phantom Works, with Tethers Unlimited Inc. (NIAC subcontract 07600-040) 2001-10-31 T3
SRC-733 The Space Elevator, NIAC Phase II Final Report Bradley C. Edwards, Eureka Scientific 2003-03-01 T3
SRC-734 Space Settlements: A Design Study, NASA SP-413 Richard D. Johnson (NASA Ames Research Center) and Charles Holbrow (Colgate University), editors 1977 T3
SRC-735 Space Resources and Space Settlements, NASA SP-428 Gerard K. O'Neill (study director); John Billingham, William Gilbreath and Brian O'Leary, editors 1979 T3
SRC-736 Lunar Power System: Summary of Studies for the Lunar Enterprise Task Force, NASA Office of Exploration (Appendix B-4) David R. Criswell 1989 (pages marked "copyright 1989" and dated 6/20/89; N90-15841; parent report UNVERIFIED) T3
SRC-737 Wave Interaction Observations of Ionospheric Modification in the D-Region, NTIA Report 81-66 C. J. Chilton (printed "C.J. Chilton", PDF p.1; "Charles J. Chilton", NTIA Institute for Telecommunication Sciences, Boulder, PDF p.7), US Department of Commerce, NTIA 1981-03 T3
SRC-738 Space System Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) Guidelines, ESSB-HB-U-005 Issue 2 Rev. 0 ESA LCA Working Group (printed "ESA LCA WG", PDF p.1; "ESA LCA HB WG", PDF p.2), ESA ESTEC 2025-12-19 T3
SRC-739 CP 1478: Government response to the House of Lords UK Engagement with Space Committee report "The Space Economy: Act Now or Lose Out" Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (HM Government) 2026 T1
SRC-740 The Grid Code, Issue 6 Revision 45 (13 August 2026), update pack for GC0176: Glossary & Definitions, Operating Codes 6 and 7, Governance Rules National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2026 T1
SRC-741 GSTP at CM25: Fast-Tracking Innovation for Europe's Future (web page) European Space Agency, Directorate of Technology, Engineering and Quality 2025 T1
SRC-742 Space-Based Solar Power overview (ESA web article dated 08/08/2022, SOLARIS section), with its later page-not-found state European Space Agency 2022 T1
SRC-743 Design and Prototyping Efforts for the Space Solar Power Initiative, 2017 IEEE 44th Photovoltaic Specialist Conference (PVSC), pp. 558-561 (ABSTRACT ONLY) M. D. Kelzenberg et al. (Caltech; 16 authors per CaltechAUTHORS) 2017 T2
SRC-750 Method and Apparatus for Converting Solar Radiation to Electrical Power, US Patent 3,781,647 (granted 25 December 1973; continuation-in-part of Ser. No. 838,896 filed 3 July 1969) Peter E. Glaser; assignee Arthur D. Little, Inc. 1973 T3
SRC-751 History of research on SPS, ESA Advanced Concepts Team web page (Energy Systems, Solar Power Satellites and Wireless Power Transmission) European Space Agency, Advanced Concepts Team 2012 T6
SRC-752 Radiofrequency and Microwave Radiation - Standards, OSHA Safety and Health Topics page US Occupational Safety and Health Administration 2026 T3
SRC-753 Recent advances in the effects of microwave radiation on brains, Military Medical Research 4:29 Wei-Jia Zhi, Li-Feng Wang, Xiang-Jun Hu 2017 T2
SRC-755 Land-Use Requirements of Modern Wind Power Plants in the United States. NREL/TP-6A2-45834, August 2009 Paul Denholm; Maureen Hand; Maddalena Jackson; Sean Ong (NREL) 2009 T3
SRC-756 Digest of UK Energy Statistics (DUKES) 2026, table 6.3: Load factors for renewable electricity generation, 2008-2025 UK Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) 2026 T3
SRC-757 ESA chooses Thales Alenia Space for SOLARIS feasibility study (press release, Turin, 2023-07-24) Thales Alenia Space (company) 2023 T6
SRC-758 Emrod demonstrates power-beaming technology for space-based solar power (Aerospace Testing International, 2022-09-27) Aerospace Testing International, Web Team 2022 T5
SRC-759 Enduring Atmospheric Platforms, programme page (ARIA, undated, as fetched 2026-10-08) Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) 2026 T6
SRC-760 TerraSpark raises EUR 5M+ to beam solar power from orbit to Earth (The Next Web, 2026-03-30) Cristian Dina, The Next Web 2026 T5
SRC-761 Space solar startup Aetherflux raises $50M to launch first space demo in 2026 (TechCrunch, 2025-04-02) Rebecca Bellan, TechCrunch 2025 T5
SRC-762 Global Energy and Climate Model Documentation - 2025 International Energy Agency 2025 T3
SRC-763 Summary of Recent Results from NASA's Space Solar Power (SSP) Programs and the Current Capabilities of Microwave WPT Technology James McSpadden (Boeing Phantom Works); John C. Mankins (NASA Headquarters) 2002 T3
SRC-764 Uchu kara no musen soden: OHISAMA Project ni muketa torikumi (Wireless power transmission from space: work towards the OHISAMA Project), lecture slides, NIHONBASHI SPACE WEEK side event "SSPS - 2025 JSS activity report" (in Japanese) Koji Tanaka (JAXA Institute of Space and Astronautical Science) 2025 T5
SRC-765 Wireless Power Transfer at Higher Frequency for SPS and for Commercial WPT. Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Telecommunications and Remote Sensing (ICTRS 2014), pp.21-24 Naoki Shinohara (Research Institute for Sustainable Humanosphere, Kyoto University) 2014 T3
SRC-766 Alternative Architecture for Commercial Space Solar Power (presentation, International Space Development Conference, Tucson, May 26-29, 2000; NTRS preprint) Seth D. Potter (The Boeing Company) 2000 T4
SRC-767 Space Solar Power Exploratory Research & Technology (SERT) Technical Interchange Meeting 2 (SERT TIM 2), Executive Summary, UAH 2000-01 Jim Sanders; Clark W. Hawk (Propulsion Research Center, University of Alabama in Huntsville) 2000 T3
SRC-768 Overview of Small and Large-Scale Space Solar Power Concepts (abstract and slides, International Space Development Conference and Sunsat Energy Council meeting, Los Angeles, May 3-7, 2006) Seth Potter; Mark Henley (The Boeing Company); Joe Howell; Connie Carrington; John Fikes (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center) 2006 T4
SRC-769 Microwave WPT Technology Developments for SSPS Application. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Telecommunications and Remote Sensing (ICTRS 2012), pp.35-43 Takashi Saito; Yoshiharu Fuse; Shoichiro Mihara; Shuji Nakamura; Koichi Ijichi (Japan Space Systems); Yukihiro Homma; Takuro Sasaki (Mitsubishi Electric); Eiichiro Fujiwara; Yuichiro Ozawa; Teruo Fujiwara (IHI Aerospace) 2012 T3
SRC-770 How much carbon dioxide is produced per kilowatthour of U.S. electricity generation? (Frequently Asked Questions, FAQ 74) US Energy Information Administration 2024 T3
SRC-771 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), US city average, all items, not seasonally adjusted, series CUUR0000SA0, monthly, 1977-1986 (BLS Public Data API v1, POST request) US Bureau of Labor Statistics 2026 T3
SRC-772 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), US city average, all items, not seasonally adjusted, series CUUR0000SA0, monthly, 2016-2025 (BLS Public Data API v1, POST request) US Bureau of Labor Statistics 2026 T3
SRC-773 Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U), series CUUR0000SA0, monthly January 2024 to August 2026 with BLS annual averages for 2024 and 2025 (BLS Public Data API v1, GET request; the API ignored the requested year range) US Bureau of Labor Statistics 2026 T3
SRC-774 CPI INDEX 00: ALL ITEMS 2015=100, series D7BT (dataset MM23), Office for National Statistics, CSV download Office for National Statistics 2026 T3
SRC-775 HICP - annual data (average index and rate of change), dataset prc_hicp_aind, all-items HICP (CP00), euro area (EA, changing composition), annual average index, 1996-2025 (Eurostat API, JSON-stat 2.0) Eurostat 2026 T3
SRC-776 ECB reference exchange rate, US dollar/Euro, 2.15 pm (C.E.T.), annual average, series EXR.A.USD.EUR.SP00.A, 1999-2025 (ECB Data Portal, CSV) European Central Bank 2026 T3
SRC-777 Bank of England Database series XUAAUSS, annual values 2018-2025 (US dollars per pound sterling, annual average, as the filename and the values show; CSV) Bank of England 2026 T3
SRC-778 Air Mass (PVEducation, Properties of Sunlight chapter, page undated, as fetched 2026-10-10) Christiana Honsberg and Stuart Bowden, PVEducation 2026 T5
SRC-779 Reference Air Mass 1.5 Spectra (Grid Modernization, National Laboratory of the Rockies, page "Last Updated March 12, 2026", as fetched 2026-10-10) National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR, formerly NREL), a US Department of Energy national laboratory 2026 T3
SRC-780 ASTM G173-03 Reference Spectra Derived from SMARTS v. 2.9.2, tables of wavelength, Etr (extraterrestrial), Global tilt and Direct+circumsolar, 280-4000 nm (as distributed by NLR, fetched 2026-10-10) ASTM International (standard G173-03), distributed by the National Laboratory of the Rockies 2003 T3
SRC-781 Large-scale electricity storage, issued September 2023 The Royal Society; report leader Sir Chris Llewellyn Smith FRS, University of Oxford (as printed on PDF p.92) 2023 T3
SRC-782 Whole-system cost of variable renewables in future GB electricity system, October 2016 Imperial College London; Goran Strbac and Marko Aunedi (as printed on PDF p.2) 2016 T4
SRC-783 Net Zero - Technical Annex: Integrating variable renewables into the UK electricity system Committee on Climate Change 2019 T3
SRC-784 Electricity Generation Costs 2020, August 2020 UK Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) 2020 T3
SRC-785 Clean Power 2030: Advice on achieving clean power for Great Britain by 2030 (main report) National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2024 T3
SRC-786 Clean Power 2030, Annex 4: Costs and benefit analysis National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2024 T3
SRC-787 GDP deflators at market prices, and money GDP September 2026 (Quarterly National Accounts), workbook, sheet "30092026 deflator update" HM Treasury (outturn from the Office for National Statistics Quarterly National Accounts, 30 September 2026; forecast consistent with the Office for Budget Responsibility, 3 March 2026) 2026 T3
SRC-788 Historic generation mix and carbon intensity: Historic GB Generation Mix (df_fuel_ckan.csv), half-hourly generation by fuel type in MW and per cent, from 1 January 2009 National Energy System Operator (NESO), data portal 2026 T3
SRC-789 The case for Space Based Solar Power (Space Energy Initiative whitepaper, July 2026) Space Energy Initiative (no named authors) 2026 T4
SRC-790 Capacity Market de-rating factors by auction and generating technology class (CSV; columns Auction Name, Primary Fuel Type, Generating Technology Class, De Rating Factor) National Energy System Operator (NESO) 2026 T3
SRC-791 Nuclear Power Reactors in the World, Reference Data Series No. 2, 2023 Edition (IAEA-RDS-2/43) International Atomic Energy Agency 2023 T3
SRC-792 Report on the NESO Electricity Capacity Report 2025 Panel of Technical Experts 2025 T3
SRC-793 Microwave ovens, 21 CFR 1030.10 (performance standard for electronic products), eCFR text as of 2026-10-01 US Food and Drug Administration, Center for Devices and Radiological Health (21 CFR Chapter I, Subchapter J) 1973, as amended (the section's history runs from 38 FR 28640, 15 Oct 1973, to 88 FR 3654, 20 Jan, the year printed "202" in the held text) T1
SRC-794 Considerations on an Inland Rectenna Kiyohiko Itoh, Yasutaka Ogawa (Hokkaido University) 1988 T5
SRC-795 GB2563574B: A phased array antenna and apparatus incorporating the same (UK patent as granted; date of B publication 04.08.2021, as printed on PDF 1) Ian James Cash, inventor (proprietor: International Electric Company Limited) 2021 T3
SRC-796 The Costs of Decarbonisation: System Costs with High Shares of Nuclear and Renewables (NEA No. 7299) OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) 2019 T3

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