Sunlight at night: US startup’s demonstration of lighting Earth from space draws critcism

A US startup has demonstrated its ability to light up the Earth at night by reflecting sunlight from space using mirrors. This innovative technology has sparked criticism from scientists, environmentalists, and local residents in California who are concerned about the potential impact on the environment and their quality of life. The demonstration, which involved a small-scale test, has raised questions about the feasibility and ethics of large-scale deployment of such a system, potentially affecting global markets and trade by altering energy consumption patterns and environmental regulation…

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The US startup's demonstration of lighting Earth from space has drawn criticism from scientists, environmentalists, and locals. This pushback could lead to increased regulatory scrutiny and negative public perception, potentially impacting the company's

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