Ben Nowack is a 26-year-old inventor and entrepreneur. After a mechanical engineering degree, a string of gigs, and appearances on Mythbusters, he has now been appointed CEO of Tons of Mirrors. This engineer has tons of Mirror using the sunlight at night aims to direct the solar panels connected to the earth.

Nowack isn’t the first to come up with the idea of ​​using space mirrors to manipulate local lighting conditions. A Senate Power Generation and Supply Subcommittee proposed a similar concept in 1977. In 1988, the Russian Znamya Project successfully placed a 65-foot mirror in orbit and sent a five-kilometer-wide wick light beam to Europe. In 2017, a Norwegian accountant named Oscar Kittilsen erected large rotating mirrors on a mountain above the town of Rjukan to combat seasonal depression. China’s “three months” project is building giant orbiting reflectors to replace streetlights. The University of Glasgow is also developing an orbiting solar reflector concept called SOLSPACE.

Nowack himself says: “I’ve always been a builder and constructor. I built a fusion reactor in high school. I built an Underwater ROV when I was 14. When I was a sophomore, I worked with Science Channel’s Peter Brown. I’ve also worked at SpaceX before. The Dragon 2 capsule is safe for astronauts. I was part of a team that made it happen.” defines it in terms.

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