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U.S. company's 'sunlight on demand' project worries N.B. astronomers

Some New Brunswick astronomers are joining a chorus of opposition against an American company’s touted goals of using mirrors in space to provide artificial 'sunlight on demand' to its subscribers.

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U.S. company's 'sunlight on demand' project worries N.B. astronomers

Some New Brunswick astronomers are joining a chorus of opposition against an American company’s touted goals of using mirrors in space to provide artificial 'sunlight on demand' to its subscribers.

3 days ago·Ottawa, Canada

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