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The next big subscription service could be sunlight. And it might cost $5,000 an hour

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A startup wants to fill the night sky with ultrapowerful beams of redirected sunlight. What could go wrong? According to astronomers, almost everything. Reflect Orbital’s plans to…

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The next big subscription service could be sunlight. And it might cost $5,000 an hour

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