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THERE ARE MANY EMOTIONS AND CHALLENGES WE FACE ON A DAILY BASIS.
THIS SECTION IS FOR YOU TO LEARN FROM OTHERS SO YOU CAN GROW AND BECOME BETTER
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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (darpa.mil)
This section is for all things DARPA.
Here is a list of 10 things that they created according to Copilot.
The Internet:
Probably the most well-known invention from DARPA, the internet traces its roots back to ARPANET. In 1966, funding was secured to create a computer network, and three years later, ARPANET came online. It wasn’t until the creation of the World Wide Web in 1990 that the internet truly exploded into the ubiquitous utility we know today.
GPS (Global Positioning System):
Persistent Optical Wireless Energy Relay (POWER) 😎 LASER TO ELECTRICITY
ACCORDING TO COPILOT:
Objective: Beam energy wirelessly using lasers, bypassing traditional fuel logistics and infrastructure.
Use Case: Deliver power instantly to remote or contested environments—battlefields, disaster zones, or even space platforms.
Test Name: POWER Receiver Array Demo (PRAD)
Location: White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico
Achievement:
Beamed 800 watts of laser power over 8.6 km (5.3 miles) for 30 seconds
Transferred over a megajoule of energy during the campaign2
Transmitter: Emits a high-powered infrared laser beam.
Receiver:
Compact aperture captures the beam.
Parabolic mirror reflects it onto dozens of photovoltaic cells.
Converts laser light into usable electricity with ~20% efficiency at short range3
Rapid Deployment: Receiver built in just 3 months by Teravec Technologies
Scalability: Can be integrated into UAVs or orbital platforms.
Atmospheric Challenge: Test was conducted through the densest part of the atmosphere—proving robustness under harsh conditions3
Vertical Transmission: Beam power upward/downward where atmosphere is thinner.
Relay Networks: Use airborne or orbital relays to extend range and precision.
Ultimate Goal: Deliver 10 kW over 200 km using integrated relays by Phase 3
To celebrate the milestone, the team used the beamed energy to make popcorn, a nod to the movie Real Genius
Imagine a network of ground-based laser towers and airborne or orbital relays that form a dynamic energy web, capable of beaming power precisely where it’s needed. Let’s break it down visually and tactically:
Location: Secure bases, ships, or mobile platforms.
Function: Fire high-powered infrared lasers into the sky.
Tech: Adaptive optics and beam steering to maintain precision over long distances.
Platforms:
High-altitude drones or balloons (e.g., stratospheric platforms)
Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites
Function:
Receive laser energy from ground stations.
Redirect it to other relays or directly to receivers.
Advantage: Bypasses terrain, weather, and line-of-sight issues.
Types:
Tactical drones
Remote sensors
Mobile command posts
Survival bunkers or autonomous fallback zones
Tech: Photovoltaic arrays tuned to the laser wavelength.
Output: Converts laser light into usable electricity—on demand.
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