Scientists participating in the Stratospheric Controlled Perturbation Experiment (SCoPEx) had planned to launch a high altitude balloon in June from the northernmost Swedish town of Kiruna, located in Lapland province.
The test flight would have assessed if the balloon could carry equipment for a the experiment. If the balloon proved capable, the next step would have been spreading radiation-reflecting particles 12 miles into the Earth’s atmosphere.
As the media reports, such technology mimics the cooling effect of volcanic eruptions and can supposedly reduce global temperatures – though its potential risks are unclear. This means it might also have catastrophic, unknown consequences for Earth.
The SCoPEx project took inspiration from the powerful 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines. The volcano, located in the northern Philippine province of Zambales, launched sulfur dioxide particles into the atmosphere. Those particles lingered in the stratosphere and helped lower the Earth’s temperature by 0.6 degrees Celsius for about 15 months.
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