British scientists are about to embark on a disturbing journey, at least for now, may or may not fight global warming and slow climate change.
Although it is a highly controversial and disturbing solution for many, the UK government is expected to fund and lead the solar geoengineering project funded and led by the Agency for Advanced Research and Invention (ARIA) in the coming weeks, which will provide scientists with a series of experiments to “dilute the sun’s light.”
according to NASAThe impact of climate change and global warming has caused turbulent disasters around the world, and will continue to release catastrophic weather and natural disasters and natural disasters, such as wildfires, storms, flooding, rising ocean levels, rising sea levels, unprecedented temperatures, from freezing to freezing and close-range heating to Class 5, to Class 5 naming, to Class 5, to more and more attitudes, plus an intensity, reaching a certain intensity.
The goal that British scientists hope to achieve through solar engineering experiments is to some extent “Dark Sun” to reduce the warming of the Earththereby reducing the intensity of extreme weather while reducing climate change. But can wildfires and hurricanes tame by dimming the sun, or will solar experiments make them worse?
“Small Outdoor Trials” that darken the sun may be effective, or may have dire consequences
ARIA’s solar geoengineering project involves a series of small-scale outdoor trials designed to darken the sun’s light in a bid to mitigate climate change and reduce the impact of global warming on the planet.
The release of controlled release of sulfur dioxide from the form of aerosol injection into the stratosphere will transfer the sun’s light into space, thereby brightening the clouds by spraying sea salt into the clouds, thus keeping them dense and producing more moisture therein, in order to keep the sun’s light away from the earth, thus turning the clouds of cirrus cirrus into well-known, thus becoming increasingly shrouded in the sun, and thus increasing.
However, although it sounds interesting, these experiments have attracted deep attention from other scientists and researchers who firmly believe that “chaos with nature” can trigger fluctuations and catastrophic weather patterns around the world, increasing in disastrous hurricanes and rainwater, greater rainfall, even stronger storms in catastrophic dangers, and extremely drought in insufficient conditions.
The questions asked by many and many want to answer, is this how the British government can conduct such a controversial experiment with mutual approval by other government entities around the world? The sun, clouds and stratosphere are not owned by the British government, and any experiments conducted on the sun and its atmospheric neighbors should involve seeking opinions and approval from everyone, whether they are negative or positive, as the results of the experiment will affect everyone on Earth. Not only the UK.
In fact, in the past, the U.S. government has stopped many solar geoengineering experiments in its orbit, forbidding them from conducting due to extreme controversy around them, not to mention once the experiment promoted the experiment until it was too late.
Anyway, solar projects are not cheap. It is reported that ARIA reserves about £50 million ($66.5 million) for the experimentAccording to Professor Mark Symes, Program Director of ARIA, the government’s Senior Research and Invention Grants Agency, the UK government will announce who will allocate funds to and when to complete them.
People around the world express their opinions on highly controversial and potentially dangerous experiments to “dark the sun”
Movie”matrixWhen I try to wrap my head around a British scientist who wants to dim the sun’s light, it’s an important part of our planet’s survival, from its ecosystem to food crops, and animals called it family, as well as human animals to reduce climate change and global warming, that’s what I think of.
It’s true. Climate change and global warming are serious threats to our planet and humanity. If such as reducing the use of fossil fuels, reducing the use of carbon footprints, and stopping the carbon footprint while jointly protecting the environment, and not implementing greenhouse gas emissions as soon as possible, then we know it will suffer a huge impact.
That being said, the illusion of catastrophic events in the movie is “2012I also raised my ugly head as I thought of the danger of trying to inject the Earth’s stratosphere into particles or inducing clouds with sea salt and thin beautiful cirrus clouds.
I’m not alone. In fact, many have been deeply concerned about experimental solar engineering projects planned to be approved by the UK government, completely opposing that any experiment should be carried out.
“The program is consuming a large (£50 million) of public research funds in the UK and should be better invested in accelerating the next generation of clean energy technologies and providing advances for the technology that removes carbon dioxide from the air. It is thought that the composition of the cloud and the entire environment and the composition of the atmosphere is illusory,” said Mike Hulme, professor of human geography at the University of Cambridge.
“It’s a false promise that climate change risks can be eliminated in this way; its naivety is breathtaking.”
“It is important to note that injecting aerosols to cool the planet would only work for as long as the injection occurs. If, for any reason, we suddenly stop, all the masked warming from aerosol injection would occur quite suddenly. Hence, we certainly should not use solar geoengineering as an excuse to not cut emissions,” said Matthew Henry, postdoctoral research fellow at the University of Exeter’s College of Engineering, Mathematics, and Physical Sciences.
“The work that the ARIA geoengineering program needs to do to achieve carbon dioxide emissions is a dangerous focus,” said Professor Michael Mann of the University of Pennsylvania and Professor Raymond Pierrehumbert of Oxford.
But Jim Haywood of the University of Exeter Atmospheric Sciences believes that the experiment will work and show that there is “very strong evidence” to support Aria’s approach to cooling the sun to cool the earth.
“Transport emissions from smoke piles to the marine environment lead to bright lines of clouds on the ocean,” Haywood confirmed.
“Then, in 2014, there was a volcanic eruption in Iceland, sprinkling a lot of sulfur dioxide. It’s what it does to brighten the clouds and cool the earth. What we need to do is some form of field experiment.”
While the world is awaiting approval from the British government, and when it comes to saying that the experiment will begin in the next few weeks, now, let’s enjoy the sunshine here and continue to reduce our carbon footprint every day, hope that Aria and its scientists will determine what to do and that they will be beneficial for humans, not for humans, not for humans, not for humans,The tinkerer with the most powerful power in the solar system: the sun itself. ”