How is power generated in space?

Answer 1

Answering the question: How is Power generated in space;

By conversion of states of energy into new states of matter… with less kinetic or total potential energy resulting from the conversion process. In our electronic, biological interpretation we wonder but only relate to objects in time with our natures common understanding...

As I understand it between the stars there is a great deal of gravity 'the field' of sub atomic particles of such small dimension they mostly pass through matter of mass imparting the minute effect of acceleration upon any matter they pass through thus attracting the matter to the origin of their emanation. The matrix of our space continuum is primarily a byproduct of the stars reflection. They are states of energy we can't see them and we have no matter dense enough to hold them.

As I perceive their power to be the driving force that enables the solar wind that is made of the same material but is in a state of highly charged matter thus electrostatic forces are more in sync (phase) resulting in a repulsion of like forces blowing the solar matter away from the sun at nearly the speed of light.

Light also being packets of these subatomic particles (photons) are blown off at a slightly faster velocity.

Answer 2

Power can be generated in space using solar panels, which convert sunlight into electricity. Solar panels are commonly used on spacecraft and satellites. Alternatively, power can also be generated using radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), which use the heat produced by the decay of radioactive isotopes to generate electricity.