A video has gone viral on social media showing a person talking on the phone doing something in the dark of night. Just by pressing a few buttons in the app, a light appears in the sky and the darkness disappears! Like magic, this company claims to deliver incense to your doorstep.
Who is this company?
The name can be seen in the video – Reflect Orbital. This Californian company claims to sell sunlight. According to Ben Novak of the company, he and his partners are making such a system with the help of mirrors and satellites, through which sunlight can be sold even at night.
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What is the business model of this incense selling business?
Novak said the lamp works on the same principle as petroleum used around the world. Solar cells are becoming the cheapest and best energy source that never runs out.
The price of solar panels has also dropped by about 99% since 1976. So it won’t be long before we can also receive incense at midnight like magic!
According to Ben Novak, through this technology, mirrors floating in space will reflect sunlight in those dark places on Earth. Just like we used mirrors to reflect sunlight to provide light in dark rooms as children, these mirrors will also provide sunlight to dark parts of the Earth.
First test successful
On August 31, 2023, Reflectorbit successfully completed the first test of the system with the help of a hot air balloon. Currently, the company is designing the first satellite, which will reflect sunlight from Earth’s space.
There is always new energy on Earth
If this system succeeds, the world will always have access to new energy. Sunlight and solar energy can be used even in the dark night. This will not only reduce the cost of electricity, but also provide light to dark areas.
There are also some funny memes and jokes circulating on social media. For example, do we need to subscribe to sunshine next time? Or, will the floating mirror in space be charged separately? You say, do you also want to have fragrance delivered to your home?
Is this possible?
The idea of reflecting sunlight from space may sound like science fiction, but people are still skeptical about its implementation. It is surrounded by many problems. The company has not yet launched any satellites for this purpose, and the technical feasibility remains in question because previous attempts have had limited success.
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