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Wednesday, June 12, 2024
Cosmic hot dogs
- Damn, that dude Dyson just discovered our hot dog stand at Andromeda!
Of course there are no Dyson spheres. I´m sure the local skeptic community is all over this case, taking the scientists to task for their, ahem, pseudo-science.
She´s just speculating. There is no evidence for alien civilizations that advanced. The paper linked to in my post debunks the "Dyson sphere" paper she is quoting.
I wonder if it´s even possible in theory? Can a megastructure be built around an active sun to harness its energy? Hmmm...
Fermi´s paradox seem to apply. If Dyson spheres are possible, where are they? The paper she references was interesting, but seems to have been debunked...
My solution to Fermi´s paradox is that intelligent life is common, but more likely to be elephant-like than human-like. Or that human-like civilizations don´t necessarily have a "Faustian" mentality and hence don´t absolutely want to "conquer space".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UlaJrDkvBY
ReplyDeleteShe´s just speculating. There is no evidence for alien civilizations that advanced. The paper linked to in my post debunks the "Dyson sphere" paper she is quoting.
ReplyDeleteIt's a comical term for sure. But still, an enormous idea, as if something like a Dyson sphere would be possible.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if it´s even possible in theory? Can a megastructure be built around an active sun to harness its energy? Hmmm...
ReplyDeleteFermi´s paradox seem to apply. If Dyson spheres are possible, where are they? The paper she references was interesting, but seems to have been debunked...
My solution to Fermi´s paradox is that intelligent life is common, but more likely to be elephant-like than human-like. Or that human-like civilizations don´t necessarily have a "Faustian" mentality and hence don´t absolutely want to "conquer space".
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