Scientists want to inject 5 million tons of diamond dust into Earth to cool it down

Scientists want to inject 5 million tons ofdiamond dust into Earth to cool it down

The climate models suggest that annually injecting 5 million tons of synthetic diamond dust into the atmosphere could potentially cool the Earth. (Photo: Gettty)

Scientists used advanced 3D climate models to compare various aerosols
Researchers are exploring innovative solutions to actively cool the planet
The study evaluated seven different materials, including calcite, aluminum, silicon carbide

Earth is warming, and the effects are clearly visible as extreme weather event become more intense and frequent. Scientists across the world looking for ways to cool the planet as it hits the tipping point.

A new study published in Geophysical Research Letters suggests that injecting diamond dust into the atmosphere could be an effective method to cool the planet

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