at this point the only way to cool earth off is to deflect some of the sunlight with something like enormous mirrors that's right our planet needs to become this solar system's first disco ball it's about time we gave something back to this glorious galaxy
I am not ridiculing anyone for repeating the idea. Those originating it have agendas, mainly continuing fossil fuel production and sales. They trick people into thinking it is "science". It's bad science.
Has anyone done the obvious experiment? Shade a large (large) area to equiv dimming and observe effects? In a genuine manner?
I doubt it because the goal is not planet health, it's short term business plan. Like 2030 pledges that have no contemporary action. All deferred. All bullshit.
@tomjennings@Wildduck the reason this is seen by most of us as an obvious joke is exactly because it IS so ridiculous. Of course it wouldn't work. I thought imagining a disco ball spinning around in space was a funny image, that's all
Lol. Sigh. Sadly lots of people take it seriously!
I might not object if it were mirrored balls if the new effect would become a permanent part of the sky. It would still be hot, but it would be pretty!
Toss in (up?) some prisms too!
(I looked at some of your other posts and yeah, ok, .... : - )