７６ Space Parasol Project（Measures against global warming）【Space Travel】Dialogue
with the Universe
７６－１ Summary
• In this plan they set up space-sprinkler at
the Lagrangian point, and create parasol with sprayed dust and soot between the
earth and sun.
・If you establish a space-sprinkler except
Lagrangian poin, you should always have corrections to change the location.
・Lagrangian point is position where they can
rotate around the sun without changing the positional relationship between the
sun and the satellite, and there are five points between the sun and the earth.
・In the Space parasol plan, a space sprinkler
and a space container are sent with a mass driver from a moon base to the
Lagrangian point.
・A space sprinkler rotates at the Lagrangian
point, sprinkling dust and soot, and "The Parasol" will be formed
between the sun and the earths.
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７６－２ Similar Project
○Initial proposal (1989) [1]
：Produce parasols on the moon, and float
into space.・・・The parasols are too heavy.
○Proposal of the University of
Arizona (2006) [1]
・The films(having a thickness of
0.005mm diametrically 60cm, and disposed diametrically 5,000km 100,000 km long
cylindrical in Lagrange point) scatter sunlight 10%.
・The total weight of films is 20
million tons. The films are launched in electro magnetics-based
launcher from the ground, and those are moved to the Lagrange point in the ion
engine transport aircraft.
・・・The parasol is still heavy.
７６－３ Move the Earth [2]
1982 Proposal of Mieczyslaw
Taube
・Arranging a huge pulse fusion
rocket engine on the equator of the Earth, and moving the Earth to the Jupiter
orbit.
・In this project Earth's mass is
released 10% between 1 billion years.
・・・Mottainai！
【参 照】
1.
宇宙日傘《科学情報番組・ヴォイニッチの科学書》2006/11/25
2.
Taube, M.,
"Future of the Terrestrial Civilization Over a Period of Billions of
Years", Journal of the British Interplanetary Society, Vol.35, p.219,
May 1985
