Musk introduced an engineering notion of "solar radiation management" on the X platform. This idea entails sending out clusters of satellites to reflect sunlight back into space, thereby reducing the Earth's temperature. This particular concept is referred to as "space-based solar radiation management." Earlier, a number of startups had already embarked on testing various types of "solar radiation management" technologies, with some initiatives even securing financial backing from venture capitalists. Nevertheless, experts emphasize that these projects are still a long way from being practically implemented and are confronted with a host of intricate problems, encompassing technical, ethical, and ecological aspects. Modifying solar radiation has the potential to disrupt the world's weather patterns. Still, in the face of worldwide heatwaves and the sluggish pace of emissions reduction efforts, even climate intervention tactics that were once deemed "extreme" are slowly starting to attract more notice. Musk's participation has ensured that this concept remains a topic of continuous debate.