Bill Gates and the Dust Cover Project to Reduce Global Warming

You cannot block all the sunlight with your bare hands. But science can do it

According to Forbes, Bill Gates has funded the Global Warming Program. To help solve the problem of global warming By this project called The Stratospheric Controlled Disturbance Experiment (SCoPEx) was conducted by Harvard scientists with the aim of reflecting the sun's light from the Earth's atmosphere.

The solution is to pack tons of calcium carbonate particles (CaCO3) through a balloon up into the Earth's atmosphere, and then they are released to scatter the atmosphere to act as a filter from the sun. By particles of calcium carbonate substances That will reflect radiation and heat from the sun, resulting in lower global temperature for the intended purpose. Scientists have confirmed that calcium carbonate does not contain any toxic or harmful substances. It is a very common substance to humans, so there is no need to worry about the safety of using it.

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Scientists got the idea from the volcano Pinatubo erupted in the Philippines. After the volcanic eruption, large amounts of dust have covered the atmosphere for years. But as a result, global temperatures dropped by an average of 0.5 degrees Celsius, allowing them to study and build on to the origin of this project.

And what about the disadvantages of it?
As I read above, the project seems to have merit, but its drawbacks.According to Forbes, another group of scientists have suggested that covering the atmosphere with those particles could result in severe climate fluctuations. The currents around the world are turbulent. In the worst case scenario, those particles could destroy the ozone layer, leaving no ozone left behind, preventing ultraviolet rays to cause even more harm.