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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently approved a technology company's experiment to deploy a giant reflector in space, sparking controversy over a "sunshine on demand" plan. Some experts have warned that the service could exacerbate light pollution, impacting astronomical observations and the lives of nocturnal wildlife.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently approved a technology company's experiment to deploy a giant reflector in space, sparking controversy over a "sunshine on demand" plan. Some experts have warned that the service could exacerbate light pollution, impacting astronomical observations and the lives of nocturnal wildlife.