SkyScroll Airships
@skyscroll.earth
SkyScroll is a compound stratospheric airship of large surface area. It is a novel platform for targeted climate intervention (airborne sunshade), climate adaptation, HAPS communications, and mobile power generation.
More info at https://skyscroll.earth
More info at https://skyscroll.earth
@climaterepair.bsky.social are on BlueSky
February 5, 2026 at 1:59 PM
@climaterepair.bsky.social are on BlueSky
The solutions to lower emissions already exist. The simplest one is to abstain from polluting behaviours. Tech solutions for energy and transport are available, they just need to be rolled-out much more quickly.
Meanwhile CO2 and methane levels are rising faster than ever.
wmo.int/news/media-c...
Meanwhile CO2 and methane levels are rising faster than ever.
wmo.int/news/media-c...
Carbon dioxide levels increase by record amount to new highs in 2024
wmo.int
February 5, 2026 at 1:26 PM
The solutions to lower emissions already exist. The simplest one is to abstain from polluting behaviours. Tech solutions for energy and transport are available, they just need to be rolled-out much more quickly.
Meanwhile CO2 and methane levels are rising faster than ever.
wmo.int/news/media-c...
Meanwhile CO2 and methane levels are rising faster than ever.
wmo.int/news/media-c...
Very belated thanks for sharing this Thomas 🙏
As of yesterday, SkyScroll is finally on BlueSky!
As of yesterday, SkyScroll is finally on BlueSky!
February 5, 2026 at 1:15 PM
Very belated thanks for sharing this Thomas 🙏
As of yesterday, SkyScroll is finally on BlueSky!
As of yesterday, SkyScroll is finally on BlueSky!
Thankfully SkyScroll is actually designed to operate in the lower stratosphere, at between around 10,000m and 20,000m in altitude, depending on the latitude, so there is little danger of crashing into anything, including jet airliners.
skyscroll.earth/en/technology/
skyscroll.earth/en/technology/
Technology
skyscroll.earth
February 5, 2026 at 1:13 PM
Thankfully SkyScroll is actually designed to operate in the lower stratosphere, at between around 10,000m and 20,000m in altitude, depending on the latitude, so there is little danger of crashing into anything, including jet airliners.
skyscroll.earth/en/technology/
skyscroll.earth/en/technology/