Scientists Discover Traces of Dyson Spheres Made by Advanced Civilizations



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46 thoughts on “Scientists Discover Traces of Dyson Spheres Made by Advanced Civilizations”

  1. The sad truth is most scientists do not want to make waves in their profession they don’t want to put their neck out and give a hypothesis any light because if they’re wrong, it’s the end of their career

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  2. This channel (and many others) have been shown to use plagiarized content under the guise of "fair use". Unsubscribe from their channel and go find some real, original science content.

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  3. Imagine we are already living in a dyson sphere and aliens have been manipulating us for centuries and we've been unaware of their presence while they strip our solar system of every resource they could use or need. Sounds like a video game I'd love to play lol

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  4. We won't find Dyson spheres cause that bull is derived from the human mind, its what humans would do not aliens. They will have they own ideas and creations. They might be able to suck the power out a star through nothing more than a Lazer like a straw. I find such just as bull as speculative biology

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  5. But what are you doing with such large scales of energy and for what? I don’t understand that energy usage in terms of production. I’ve been thinking about the Kardeshev scale and it just seems highly unlikely to me. It does seem like a great way to use the universes stars as an energy source. It just seems too much of an effort. The universe is probably just simpler as in to live forever as a life form and study its wonders. None of this domination status life form. That’s my opinion.

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  6. How does anyone believe this shit? No sources, outrageous click-bait titles… Anyone with enough gumption to do their own research would know this channel is nothing but a farce to collect views and ill-earned money. Nothing but lies.

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  7. I really enjoy your perspective and that you call out the bias and limitations of human science which is in its infancy. We are an incredibly ignorant and arrogant species and I don't think we know what the universe is really about although we think we do. This arrogance comes out of fear of the unknown and our lack of humility in acknowledging how little knowledge we actually have about the universe, our planet and ourselves. The point is having an open mind and knowing that our perception is very limited.

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  8. DUDE. I’m SO fucking TIRED of hearing about this Dyson sphere BULLSHIT.

    When humans discovered oil, our most efficient application was to refine it and put it into engines.

    The thing that powers the stars, will be simulated and replicated in a much smaller more controlled way than just building an entire sphere around a star. The amount of nearly impossible engineering feats required is absolutely stupid, and yields almost no more energy than what was created to created a Dyson sphere in the first place.

    It’s the WORST IDEA EVER CREATED IN SCIENCE FICTION, period.

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  9. This channel has gotten notoriously misrepresentative in how it explains astrophysical phenomena.

    Seriously guys, don’t run with anything you hear here without double or triple checking. Smh this is edutainment at it’s worst.

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  10. If a Civilization reached Dyson Sphere levels, they prob have the knowledge of the risks of making one, like attracting other Aliens. So that might explain why when we look at the Taby Star we dont hear anything weird, because they are playing War Games.

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  11. Technology and its capabilities are a force multiplier for an advanced civilization. Everyone claiming dyson spheres or swarms would never exist due to effort or material doesnt take that into account. Self-replicating programmable bots or nanobots would make building anything like starting a car, you'd introduce energy at the start, creating the 1st of these bots, and then just let it run, observe, and correct programming as needed. They could literally put a small group of workers on maintaining the system, and not put any other effort into it for most of the work. We can almost make these now, any significantly advanced civilization would not only have the ability to make them, they could have spend generations advancing the usage of them to a level of mastery we could barely comprehend, if we could even do that.

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  12. This was an excellent video, and really makes you think. By-and-large, our universe consists of many natural and mundane phenomena; but I think we're at a point of technological advancement that may require us to accept the possibility of something more. Not that we should start throwing "it's aliens" out there every chance we get, but to allow the possibility we may be entering a new phase of discovery. Very, very exciting times! 😁

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