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Retinal hazards and glare from space mirrors
Projects of orbital mirrors reflecting sunlight towards Earth raise reasonable concerns regarding photochemical and thermal retinal hazards and detrimental effects on visual performance (disability glare). This paper addresses these issues based on some current eye safety and glare standards. Telesc
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