The proposed location for this space bubble system, Earth-Sun Lagrange Point 1, is gravitationally unstable.
Any device located there must actively maintain its location , using calculated thruster firings, generally on the order of months, or it will drift out of position in less than a year.
So we're safe from that scenario. If the satellite loses power, it will just drift out of our line of site of the sun. No intervention required.
Other active spacecraft located at L1: NOAA's DSCOVR climate observatory, and NASA's Advanced Composition Explorer
Any device located there must actively maintain its location , using calculated thruster firings, generally on the order of months, or it will drift out of position in less than a year.
So we're safe from that scenario. If the satellite loses power, it will just drift out of our line of site of the sun. No intervention required.
Other active spacecraft located at L1: NOAA's DSCOVR climate observatory, and NASA's Advanced Composition Explorer
Edited to add a visualization of the ACE spacecraft L1 orbit: https://izw1.caltech.edu/ACE/ASC/DATA/browse-html/gse_color....