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Planetary sunshade study says space-based climate fix could be viable in 20–40 years

Planetary Sunshade Institute publishes detailed geoengineering analysis

1 Oct 28 · 11d ago · 2 articles · 2 sources · development 1 of 2

The Planetary Sunshade Institute released what researchers call the most detailed analysis yet of space-based solar geoengineering. The report, funded by a £400,000 ARIA grant and summarizing work from engineers and climate scientists including those from NASA, estimates that a planetary sunshade could become viable to build in as few as 20–40 years, contingent on rapid development of heavy-lift rockets capable of hauling millions of tonnes of material to deep space.

Planetary Sunshade Institute publishes detailed geoengineering analysis
nature.com

“the falling cost of space launches have made the prospect seem more feasible”

Chantal Cappelletti

Elon MuskElon Musk SpaceX CEOPlanetary Sunshade Institute Non-profit geoengineering research organizationChantal Cappelletti Space-systems engineer, University of NottinghamMorgan Goodwin Climate activist, Planetary Sunshade Institute executive directorUK Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) Government-backed research funder

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