Scientists have found a way to stop global warming – Science and IT

Unlike other materials, diamond particles do not absorb heat and do not clump together. This allows them to send sunlight back into space, effectively lowering the planet's temperature.

Spraying diamond dust into the atmosphere could be an effective way to combat climate change. Spraying 5.5 million tons of diamond dust annually could cool the Earth by 1°C, returning temperatures to pre-industrial levels, new research suggests.

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“This is a very controversial topic. There are many scientists who want to ban even research in this area,” said Sandro Wattioni, co-author of the study from the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich.

The idea of ​​geoengineering is to use aerosols that reflect the sun's rays back into space. Diamond dust, due to its high…