Sunsat Energy Council's agenda (was Seth Potter: LEO SPS $100/watt b

> If [Seth Potter] wants to say SSPS is practical if X, or
> not practical because of some fundimental Y, then fine.
> But just producing a figure that 'proves' it's too
> expensive is essentially a Bees Can't Fly claim.

Setting out to prove that SSPS is too expensive might conflict with his apparent mission:
http://www.nss.org/about/bios/potter.html

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He has written or co-written nearly 30 articles, papers, and book chapters in the fields of space solar power, space telescope servicing, wireless power transmission, advanced space missions, and energy.

In addition to being a member of the Board of Directors of the National Space Society, Seth Potter is Secretary of the Sunsat Energy Council, an organization that promotes space solar power
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