Envision a situation where we can physically

history channel documentary science Roger Angel's "sun shade" thought does precisely what it says on the tin. He proposes a mammoth, sunlight based parasol be raised between the Earth and the Sun to shield our planet from the exceptional warmth. His umbrella contains 16 trillion level circles, each around 1 yard wide and weighing under 1 oz, that connect together to make an expansive surface zone shield ready to ingest around 2% of the approaching heat.The plates would be propelled in around 20 million rockets and the undertaking would cost around $4 trillion more than 30 years. Obviously this thing would be amazing - a colossal solid structure that parasols the whole earth, and at a generally little cost thinking of it as will guarantee the survival of the whole human race!I'd really like some input here on regardless of whether this should be possible with standard parasols rather than innovative circles - my own particular examination is, at present, uncertain. I'm chipping away at the reason that every individual in responsibility for umbrella or parasol contributes theirs to the plan however I've hit a divider in some of my thermodynamic estimations.

Envision a situation where we can physically "drive" the Earth far from the Sun as its force increments or as our planet gets more sultry. We could guarantee that the Earth is dependably at an ideal separation from the Sun - guaranteeing crop development and a sheltered temperature for the polar ice tops! A worldwide temperature alteration expanded drastically this year? Don't sweat it, how about we simply move the Earth 100,000 light years from the Sun!Now, making sense of the common sense of this is another matter completely. A super yacht-style rudder won't suffice to saddle the sun based winds seeing as even a "giga-yacht" is just 100+ meters though the Earth measures roughly 12,800km in width. This rudder would need to be so huge as to be illogical - we should put Archimedes on the Moon and give him a gigantic post with which to lever the Earth.Now, taking the film Armageddon (1998) as my experimental exploration, I realize that we can bridle the gravitational draw of other heavenly bodies to "slingshot" our planet through Space. Along these lines, by appending some underlying plane motors to the other side of the Earth's surface we could begin to push our planet into close-by heavenly bodies. The undeniable target is Mars.