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9. James Bond plot Die Another Day 2002

Mon Jul 13, 2026, 05:33 PM

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At his ice palace in Iceland, Graves unveils a new orbital mirror satellite, Icarus, which is able to focus solar energy on a small area and provide year-round sunshine for agriculture. Frost seduces Bond, and Jinx infiltrates Graves's command centre but is captured by Graves and Zao. Bond rescues her and discovers that Graves is Colonel Moon, who has used gene therapy to change his appearance and amassed his fortune through conflict diamonds, using them as cover. Bond confronts Graves, but Frost arrives to reveal herself as the traitor who betrayed him in North Korea, forcing Bond to escape from Graves's facility. He returns in his Vanquish to rescue Jinx, who has been recaptured in the palace. As Graves uses Icarus to melt the ice palace, Zao pursues Bond into the palace using his Jaguar XKR. Bond kills Zao by shooting an ice chandelier, which falls onto him and revives a nearly drowned Jinx in a hot pool.

Tell me again how the tech bro/billionaire/crooks running our government now are NOT aliens terraforming Earth?

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This Startup Wants to Use Space Mirrors to Light Up Earth at Night. Feds Just Said Go Ahead [View all] highplainsdem 14 hrs ago OP

This sounds like a bad idea, unforeseen consequences and all... wcmagumba 14 hrs ago #1

Very bad Idea. Darkness is necessary to many plants, animals and yes even humans to survive and grow. efhmc 14 hrs ago #7

It sounds like a way to make people work around the clock. yardwork 12 hrs ago #21

This has been proposed for many many years (maybe not proposed but speculated to in many Sci-Fi books. SWBTATTReg 14 hrs ago #2

More light pollution! Yesssss! Trueblue Texan 10 hrs ago #35

Not to mention it's principal use will probably be as a tool of war Ponietz 14 hrs ago #3

Aryan Light Beams? erronis 14 hrs ago #8

They'll figure that part out later FakeNoose 12 hrs ago #17

Reflect Orbital receives funding from the Air Force Ponietz 12 hrs ago #20

I think it is a precursor to 'orbital billboards' Seinan Sensei 10 hrs ago #32

Knowing this isn't a cynical comment grieves me Ponietz 2 hrs ago #47

No need to worry about animals (and plants) that need night to sleep, hunt, live. erronis 14 hrs ago #4

It's absolutely insane. highplainsdem 14 hrs ago #6

There goes the circadian rhythms of most living things Marie Marie 11 hrs ago #25

This Bayard 8 hrs ago #41

Sounds somewhat innocuous but sdfernando 14 hrs ago #5

James Bond plot Die Another Day 2002 Brenda 14 hrs ago #9

Have these people never heard of LAMPS? Qutzupalotl 14 hrs ago #10

Oh, FFS! Plants', animals' health which we do rely on in obvious, and not obvious ways! electric_blue68 13 hrs ago #11

What will happen is they will spend millions over a few years. There will be a lot of planning and Srkdqltr 13 hrs ago #12

They're emptying the US Treasury as fast as they can FakeNoose 12 hrs ago #18

Yes they are. Srkdqltr 10 hrs ago #33

This "great idea" should be reviewed through the National Evironmental Policy Act (NEPA). waterwatcher123 13 hrs ago #13

Manly alpha men like in this administration have no concern about girly things like the environment LymphocyteLover 24 min ago #50

Geostationary high-altitude balloons would be cheaper and more servicable. They're already in fairly wide use. eppur_se_muova 13 hrs ago #14

This is one of those "Just because you CAN do something, doesn't mean you should". Snarkoleptic 13 hrs ago #15

What? Could? Go? Wrong? Charlie Chapulin 12 hrs ago #16

The absolute insanity... GiqueCee 12 hrs ago #19

Sounds horrible but the math looks silly truthisfreedom 12 hrs ago #22

Exactly. It's an incredibly stupid idea that will never work. paleotn 11 hrs ago #27

Unless they all shatter. The conceptual warning behind the movie Gravity is becoming a reality, and the universe cheers Cheezoholic 9 hrs ago #36

It says "film mirror" truthisfreedom 6 hrs ago #45

How disruptive is it when people get sent up to the Land of the Midnight Sun? NBachers 11 hrs ago #23

I can't help but feel this is a very, very bad idea.... slightlv 11 hrs ago #24

Stupid and going nowhere. paleotn 11 hrs ago #26

Why on God's green earth would we want to do this? PatrickforB 10 hrs ago #28

Republicans LOVE the uneducated and mistreated WorseDayEver 10 hrs ago #31

I know I don't want sunshine Faux pas 10 hrs ago #29

Republican bullshit.. If it makes $$$ in short term is all they care about, long term unimportant WorseDayEver 10 hrs ago #30

I have a dream of beaming microwaves from outer space onto Mar-A-Lago struggle4progress 10 hrs ago #34

I'm not too worried. The extraterrestrials will probably Ilsa 9 hrs ago #37

Thinking back to when I lived in a very rurual, remote part of Montana and mercury-vapor yard lamps Attilatheblond 9 hrs ago #38

Sure. Why not. progressoid 9 hrs ago #39

Ooo! LudwigPastorius 8 hrs ago #40

Have they asked the rest of the Earth if they want 24 hour days sarisataka 8 hrs ago #42

Lets see if we can fuck up our natural environment big time. patphil 7 hrs ago #43

Let's surround the CEOs house with searchlights, see how he likes it. Bobstandard 6 hrs ago #44

Let's heat up Earth some more. colorado_ufo 5 hrs ago #46

My only question is; "how much did this startup donate to Donnie Dipshit and Retrumplicans" and maxrandb 1 hr ago #48

Psst....it's not just light purr-rat beauty 1 hr ago #49

This might be one of the dumbest things to shoot into space yet. Good lord. Anything for a buck. Vinca 19 min ago #51