U.S. company's 'sunlight on demand' project worries N.B. astronomers

Astronomers in New Brunswick are raising concerns about an American company's plan to use space mirrors to deliver artificial sunlight to subscribers, arguing it could disrupt their research and affect Earth's natural light cycles. This initiative, which aims to provide constant sunlight for certain areas, is drawing opposition from the scientific community for its potential environmental and observational impacts. The debate highlights broader questions about the balance between technological advancement and preserving natural phenomena.