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Astronauts hold their breath when deploying solar arrays in space - weightlessness & temperature extremes have fooled us often. The rugged simplicity of this new Atomic-6 LightWing design, using composites, looks like a winner. The fact that it also retracts is a bonus, to maneuver & avoid space debris.

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