Redwire advances ROSA solar array technology as final ISS wing pair heads to launch
RDW•Redwire’s fourth and final pair of Roll-Out Solar Array wings is set to launch to the International Space Station on NASA’s SpaceX CRS-35 mission. Each wing is rated at more than 20 kW for over 10 years, and all eight wings are expected to provide more than 160 kW.
1. Final wing pair
Redwire’s fourth and final pair of Roll-Out Solar Array wings is set to launch to the International Space Station on NASA’s SpaceX CRS-35 mission. Each wing is rated at more than 20 kW for over 10 years; all eight wings are expected to provide more than 160 kW.
2. ROSA deployments
Six wings deployed since 2021 have supported the station’s power modernization, extending its planned operations to 2030. Redwire cited ROSA technology’s use on NASA’s DART mission and commercial satellites.
