Earth’s First Orbital Climate Defense System.
Filtering billions of tonnes of CO₂ from the atmosphere—halting, and in theory, reversing global warming. Atmosphere Space Converter.

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The Atmosphere Space Converter functions as a revolutionary Earth Filter—a scalable orbital system capable of extracting billions of tonnes of CO₂ directly from Earth’s atmosphere. As global carbon emissions exceed 36 billion tonnes per year (IEA, 2023), traditional ground-based solutions fall dramatically short of the 10 billion tonnes of annual removal needed by 2050 to meet IPCC targets. The Atmosphere Space Converter, when upgraded and deployed in sufficient numbers, can serve as a high-altitude filtration network—each unit acting like a planetary-scale air purifier. Drawing in atmospheric air via orbital intake systems and powered entirely by solar energy, each Earth Filter can remove 100–200 million tonnes of CO₂ annually, without taking up land or producing secondary emissions. Unlike land-based carbon capture that faces geographic, political, and societal barriers, this orbital technology bypasses those limits and operates globally. Captured CO₂ can be converted into clean liquid propellant for Spitty satellites or safely exported off-world to aid Mars or lunar terraforming projects. With hundreds or even thousands of Earth Filters in orbit, this system could not only halt the acceleration of global warming but potentially reverse it, bringing atmospheric CO₂ concentrations down from current levels of over 420 ppm to pre-industrial levels near 280 ppm within decades. The Atmosphere Space Converter is more than a technology—it's Earth's first planetary-scale Climate Defense System.