Technology created by a metro Atlanta firm could soon be orbiting the Earth on a satellite or planted on the south pole of the moon to help make it potentially habitable for humans. And the federal government is helping make that happen. A mock-up of a folded Light Wing, a solar array produced by Marietta-based startup Atomic-6 that can power spacecraft. (Courtesy of Atomic-6). . Atomic-6, manufacturer of the world's finest composite solutions, has won a $2 million TACFI (Tactical Funding Increase) from United States Space Force Space Systems Command to mature and flight qualify the Light Wing™ solar array for commercial and defense sectors. The company also announced that. . Tech companies planned to use solar to power Georgia data centers. The new 1,040 kW system in Cartersville officially beats metro Atlanta's previous rooftop solar record of 1,034 kW.
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