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Si mund të funksionojë një mburojë gjigante hapësinore kundër ndryshimeve klimatike

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Në fakt, kjo ide nuk u propozua nga një fëmijë, por nga personi më i pasur në botë: Elon Musk. Ai shkruan në X se satelitë të tillë mund ta zgjidhin problemin e ngrohjes globale për një miliard vjet të mirë. “Ja se si do të bëhet”, pohon ai. Përveç faktit të lavdërueshëm që Musk me sa duket e pranon ndryshimin e klimës si problem, ideja duket mjaft e pabesueshme. Kjo përputhet në mënyrë të përkryer me plane të tjera hapësinore, po aq fantastike dhe të largëta të pronarit të kompanisë hapësinore më të rëndësishme në botë. Dy milionë kilometra Revista shkencore Nature raporton tani se një organizatë jofitimprurëse e quajtur Planetary Sunshade Institute nga Kalifornia e ka analizuar konceptin në më shumë detaje. Projekti u financua nga Agjencia e Kërkimit dhe Shpikjes së Avancuar në Mbretërinë e Bashkuar (ARIA), e cila paguan për kërkime me rrezik të lartë dhe ka një program financimi të dedikuar për gjeoinxhinierinë. Raporti u botua së fundmi dhe sugjeron që projekti duket i…

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