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Description	English: Transformational Solar Array Using ROSA as the structure, a small portion of the DART solar array is configured to demonstrate Transformational Solar Array technology, which has very-high-efficiency solar cells and reflective concentrators providing three times more power than current solar array technology.This image is extracted from this video file
Date	1 July 2020
Source	https://dart.jhuapl.edu/Mission/Impactor-Spacecraft.php / https://dart.jhuapl.edu/Gallery/media/videos/Behind_the_Scenes_Inspecting_DART_s_Roll_Out_Solar_Array_ROSA_Technology.mp4
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