If you’re fond of basking in the sunshine, you may want to soak it up while you still can.
That’s because British scientists are seriously considering giving the sun a little timeout. In an effort to cool down the planet, researchers are preparing to launch outdoor experiments designed to dim the sun. Don’t snicker – dimming the sun by reflecting light away from Earth might soon be a government-backed strategy.
According to The Telegraph, the government’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency (ARIA) is expected to greenlight outdoor trials in the coming weeks, with a £50 million budget allocated to explore solar geoengineering — a set of high-tech methods aimed at dialing down the thermostat on planet Earth.
These experiments may involve brightening clouds with sea-salt spray or injecting aerosols into the upper atmosphere to bounce sunlight back into space. It’s all part of what scientists call “Sunlight Reflection Methods,” a field that’s gaining traction as global temperatures continue to rise.
“We’re planning small, carefully controlled experiments,” said Professor Mark Symes of ARIA. “Nothing toxic, nothing irreversible — just dipping a toe into the solar-shading waters.”
The concept isn’t entirely new. In fact, Earth has been running its own tests. Volcanic eruptions have spewed particles that cool the Earth temporarily by reflecting the sun’s rays away from it.
But this scientific sun-shielding isn’t without controversy. Critics worry that tampering with Earth’s sunlight could have unintended — and unwelcome — consequences. Think disrupted weather systems, droughts, or even more intense storms. And if the system ever had to be stopped abruptly, researchers warn the climate could rebound with alarming speed.
In the words of Rutgers University’s Professor Alan Robock, “Stopping geoengineering suddenly would be like slamming the brakes on a speeding train — only the train is the Earth’s climate, and we’re all onboard.”
Despite the risks, scientists think the idea is worth exploring, as long as it’s done with care, transparency, and a healthy dose of humility. ARIA’s initiative will also fund indoor studies, climate monitoring, and public opinion research — because yes, they want to know how people feel about unplugging the sun.
So, what does this all mean for your picnic plans? For now, not much. Sunshine is still free-for now. But as the science develops, we may one day find ourselves living under a slightly dimmer sky — and calling it progress.
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Real bright idea from a country that is simultaneously investing in solar energy and is also among the top 10 cloudiest regions on earth.
Clearly these scientists are oblivious to the verse אור זרוע לצדיק ולישרי לב שמחה
Who pays the £50m? If it’s tax-payers money, they should use it to improve the NHS not wasting on such non-sense. HASHEM has created the sun and placed it at exact location and distance it needs to be, giving us the exact amount of sunshine the world requires.
When the Toevo people, however, want to change the world, the nature changes with it as it happened during the Mabul.
Who are these British scientists? These are the diabolical experiments of the globalist nazis and scoundrals such as Reich Chancellor Claus Shwab, Bill Gates, and Anthony Fauci. This and other Eugenic experiments they have been pursuing to elimnate surplus pppulation. Blocking out the sun and chem trails used to make people sick, and prevent healthy plant growth so there will be shortages in the foid supply. There should be Nurenberg investigations and trials for these criminals
Cool idea. Last time temperatures fell (a few hundred years ago, the period used as the basis for measuring temperature rise), millions of European starved, but they resolved the problem by migrating (bad news for the indigenous Americans who were genocided to make room for the climate refugees).
And of course, if climate variance is cyclical and what climate alarmists perceive as “global warming” is a normal short term variation, we could make ice ages great again. Wouldn’t wolly mammoths be cute wandering down 13th Avenue in Brooklyn? And it would solve the problem of what to do with Canada, since it would under ice (though they could play outdoor hockey all year round).
Indeed much of what the media regards as proof of “global warming” may be the result of reduced use of “dirty” goal being burned for power (which was done to reduce smog, and not motivated by climate).