00:00Go to the moon, we build this infrastructure, we have this electromagnetic guns that are launching this.
00:06The number of the spacecrafts, not billions, but trillions of them in a stationary sort of an orbit.
00:12It cannot be stationary because as we know, photons don't have mass but they have momentum.
00:19So once they hit an object, an obstacle, even if it's a screen,
00:25it would be very difficult to keep that spacecraft with the screen positioned at exactly the point where the gravities
00:34are nullifying each other.
00:37Which means you'll have to continuously keep balancing their positions.
00:42And that's why he's probably talking of sentience and AI in this project.
00:48It's another matter that when it comes to AI and when it comes to launching spacecrafts,
00:54both of these are sectors where the same person has deep business interests.
01:05The worst phase of the climate crisis is hitting us within the next two, three decades.
01:13What's the point in coming up with an idea that will take 80 or 100 years to fructify?
01:20And I don't know how many trillion dollars, three trillion dollars probably every year for many decades.
01:26And by the way, by the way, if the entire point is to prevent sunlight from entering the atmosphere
01:34or having sunlight reflect back in a greater measure from our atmosphere,
01:41that can be done far more easily and far more economically
01:46by simply spraying the Earth's atmosphere using your normal aircraft.
01:54But that has not been attempted because that is not the direction the climate solution movement wants to take.
02:04Otherwise, you can have particles in the atmosphere that will do much the same thing as the proposed screens.
02:12And that can be done far more cheaply.
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