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"Luke Iseman, a serial inventor and the former director of hardware at Y Combinator, has raised at least $500,000 to launch his sunlight reflection company, Make Sunsets," reports CNBC. "Make Sunsets plans to launch three balloon test launches releasing sulfur dioxide to cool the atmosphere in Ja...

It was the moral equivalent of a fart in a hurricane.

Luke Iseman, the former director of hardware at Y Combinator, has raised at least $500,000 to launch his sunlight reflection company, Make Sunsets.

A startup company-cult called Make Sunset is dragging the world into an even worse chemtrail hell as its CEO, a guy named Luke Iseman, announces plans to blast the skies with more sun-blocking [...]

Make Sunsets sells "cooling credits" for $10 and alleges that 1 gram of sulfur particles offsets the impacts of 1 ton of carbon emissions.

The simple technique Iseman used was outlined in a white paper published in 2018 by the Harvard University Belfer research centre. The paper also sounded the alarm on just what Iseman did—DIY, unregulated attempts at geoengineering.

The U.S. government is actively exploring ways to modify the amount of sunlight that reaches the Earth in order to temporarily address the impacts of global warming. The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy is coordinating a five-year research plan to study these methods, known as solar geoengineering, according to CNBC.

A US-based start-up has started releasing sulphur particles into Earths atmosphere in an attempt to fight climate change.

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The fact that Make Sunsets seems to have proceeded with launches without any public interaction or scientific review troubles scholars.