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FCC approves the (((Reflect Orbital))) Eärendil-1, an orbital mirror designed to redirect sunlight onto the earth after dark (archive.ph)
posted 1 day ago by theaustrianpainter 1 day ago by theaustrianpainter +25 / -0
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– SturmMilfEnthusiast 17 points 1 day ago +17 / -0

In what world does the FCC have any authority over sunlight? That seems pretty fucking obviously not their jurisdiction. I'm not sure it's anybody's.

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– SilverDiaper 11 points 1 day ago +11 / -0

Sorry, goy. That sunlight you're getting? It now costs $299.99 per month. But if you sign up for the whole year it's only $99.99 month for the first 6 months. Not convinced? Sign up for a 30 day free trial. New and improved SUNLIGHT^TM from Zio-Tech. Get it now!

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– ernsithe 8 points 1 day ago +8 / -0

It looks like about 8% of this short article is dedicated to answering your question.

Unfortunately, the FCC said that scientific and environmental concerns were outside its jurisdiction. The government regulator only deals with “interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite and cable in all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories.” Instead, it appears that the project’s critics should reach out to the EPA and NASA, as these are the relevant agencies that deal with concerns regarding space and astronomy.

Their approval for this is the same approval as any satellite with radio communications.

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– TheMafia 6 points 1 day ago +6 / -0

They don't.

It's a satellite.

You control it by radio. :|

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