A new supercomputer is helping climate scientists determine whether injecting human-made, sun-blocking aerosols into the stratosphere would also alter thunderstorms and rainfall
Blocking out the sun with aerosols is a good idea if you know with high confidence how it will impact the climate system and environment. That's why they're trying to simulate it with the supercomputer, so they know if it fucks stuff up or not.
Industry gives off greenhouse gasses that cause more sunlight to be trapped. It also gives off aerosols that reflect the light before it gets there, but those are in lesser amounts. This proposal is to release more of those aerosols into the atmosphere to counteract the effects of global warming. "Blocking out the sun" is just a clickbait headline. Read the article.
I don't even believe this is a serious article, it sounds like a Simpson's episode plot.
Let's ask sunglasses manufacturers to protest so that we prevent this plan (I'm Matt Groening)
"So the leaders of men conceived of their most desperate strategy yet. A final solution: the destruction of the sky." - Animatrix, The Second Renaissance
Yeah, if it would work perfectly sure. And agreed with the desperate times. But they'd need to be absolutely aure it will work and without side effects
"Listen, this sun.. whatever the hell it thinks it is, is coming to ruin your life. Now I propose you not only subsidize building the sun blocker, but also pay us monthly fees afterwards to prevent this sinful ball of devilish fire from ruining your life..."