How Does Space-Based Solar Power Get To Earth?

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The possibility of capturing solar energy in space and transferring it to Earth would make it possible to collect energy almost indefinitely and would help allay concerns that solar energy projects are being harmed by fossil fuels. On top of that, it would help negate the effects of shadows and clouds on the collection of solar energy with solar panels.  But precisely how do we bring the energy we gather in space back to Earth? Well, there are currently two methods that scientists are working to use: laser-based and microwave-based.

 The efforts to capture solar energy in space are far from limited, though. Use solar power to generate near-endless energy in space, and it's likely space agencies will turn to solar energy to help power moon bases as more countries strive to explore the lunar south pole in a search for water.  However, it is also essential to locate a means of bringing that power back to Earth's surface. Especially as we continue to see growing concerns over climate change and the effects of generating power with fossil fuels.  Capturing power in space is simple.

 Without clouds or other hindrances to stop the solar energy from hitting solar panels, we just need to put the hardware in place and wait for the energy to build up.  However, transferring it through the atmosphere and clouds is another story.  But that's a problem scientists have been cracking away at for years, and this is how they plan to do it.

 Microwaves provide constant energy delivery

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