Solar Overload: Are We Ready for a World Powered by the Sun
Most people associate solar power with rooftops and renewable energy on Earth, but its first use was actually in space. In 1958, the satellite Vanguard I became the first spacecraft powered by solar. It wasn't just practical, it was necessary as traditional batteries were too heavy and didn't live as long as they needed to. The success of solar power in orbit made its way to develop on Earth, eventually becoming a clean energy solution. Contributing around 6.5% to global ener
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The TRUE Certification: Interview with Nick Otte, Vice President of Stadium Operations at Q2 | Austin FC
I had the pleasure to interview Nick Otte, Vice President of Stadium Operations at Q2 Stadium, home of Austin FC. I gained insight on...
Sep 281 min read
Robotaxis, Self-delivery, and the Decline of Parking Lots
In a move to reshape the future of transportation, Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, introduced the Robotaxi. A Robotaxi is a fully autonomous...
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Interview with Energy Attorney, Alan Cohen
I had the opportunity to interview Alan Cohen, an Energy Attorney at Stahl, Sewell, Chavarria, Friend & Cohen. Our conversation explored...
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