Solar aerostatic lift design.

This invention uses solar energy to keep shading, reflecting and ambient GHG capture mechanisms airborne. It does this by heating up partially enclosed air so that the enclosures rise and with them any attached mechanisms.

It solves the problem of enabling and controlling aerostatic lift and without having to manage the distribution of inert gases. Operating in the troposphere, it does not involve spacecraft launching, or the associated airborne pollutants, and is intended to contribute to counteracting global warming.

The design has not been previously sold or marketed, and there are no other pieces of intellectual property associated with it.

There are no specific conditions of licensing or sale at this point.