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04/08/2026

At least someone is saying it….

04/08/2026

We did not consent! Especially to further poisoning

A $60 million startup has sparked global debate after claiming it is developing a proprietary particle designed to cool the planet by dimming sunlight.

The controversial approach, known as solar geoengineering, involves releasing atmospheric aerosols to reflect solar radiation and reduce warming effects.

While supporters call it a potential climate solution critics warn the science is unproven, risky, and raises major governance concerns over who controls Earth's thermostat.

The company says its goal is safe, scalable deployment, but details remain undisclosed.

Stardust Solutions, an Israeli-US startup based in Israel and registered in Delaware, is developing solar geoengineering technology designed to cool the planet by scattering sunlight.

The company, which raised $60 million in 2025, intends to release proprietary aerosol particles into the stratosphere to combat global warming.