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Sep 24, 2026
BSV Podcast 0175: Source Energy
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Aidan DaoussisHOST
I'm curious what you learned about the things that break when a company tries to build power systems for space at scale and your journey through that time to leading you to saying, you know what, this company, Source Energy, this has to be created and you going out and building this.

Bryan MazorGUEST
I worked my way from an intern into being a full time employee through like physics, doing material characterization, solar ray material characterization on orbit to try to figure out how we could disrupt how to do solar.
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Aidan DaoussisHOST
that started five years ago like yeah crazy and i think they've surpassed um there's more starlings in orbit than there are anything else that humans have ever put into orbit like that scale-up has been insane and to be making one to two satellites per day like was that always the plan How did this idea form and what were the things you guys figured out and prepped for to make it this absolute monster of pure reindustrialization, manufacturing at scale, and here we are five years later, it did it.