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Share with friends and circle of friends with wechat scanning QR code < / P > < p > < p > not all billionaires interested in space are making rockets < p > on Tuesday local time, California Institute of technology revealed the identity of the mysterious financier behind the launch of space-based solar power generation project (SSPP) in 2013 - real estate tycoon Donald Bren < p > SSPP research team is developing relevant hardware to collect solar energy in orbit and transmit it back to earth for use. Researchers say that if this technology is fully realized and deployed on a large scale, it will completely change the rules of the game in the energy industry < p > < p > Harry Atwater, Professor of Applied Physics and materials science at California Institute of technology and SSPP researcher, said: "solar energy is the most abundant energy in the world, but there is not much sunlight on the earth's surface. The ambitious SSPP project aims to provide a transformative approach to large-scale solar energy collection. " < p > Irvine chairman Bren said in a statement: "for many years, I have been studying how to use space solar energy. I am interested in supporting scientists at the California Institute of technology because I believe that using the natural power of the sun can benefit everyone. " < p > SSPP project team members stated that Bren did not enjoy financial benefits in SSPP or any technology it developed. SSPP has developed a technology demonstration prototype that converts sunlight into RF microwave energy and then wirelessly transmits it back to earth in the form of a steerable beam < p > the representative of Caltech said that the research team plans to conduct the first space test of SSPP technology in early 2023（ (small)

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