System and method for relaying energy from a space transmitter to an electronic device via an earth station

This invention describes a system to charge electronic devices using solar power collected in space. Solar panels on an orbiting satellite or space station convert sunlight into electricity, which is then transformed into energy waves, such as microwaves or laser beams. These waves are sent to an earth station, and when an electronic device signals its location, the earth station beams the energy directly to a special antenna (a rectenna) on the device. The rectenna then converts the energy back into electricity to charge the electronic device.