Dyson sphere when?
>>107078139Probably never. It's a kind of absurd idea. Where do you even get the material? Prevent radiated heat loss?The real future:heat pumps.
>>107078139Never.The solar system doesn't have enough material to make a dyson sphere.
>>107078139Exactly one day after you die.
>>107078156>Where do you even get the material?I doubt you could realistically completely encase a star. rather it's gonna be a huge constellation that's still a fraction of the total sphere area.even then you'd need the means to hollow out a few planets.other than that there's still the issue of energy transfer. once that is solved you could literally start shooting satellites out today.
My only question is how Dyson goes from making overpriced fans to harnessing the power of the sun
When humanity locks in and accepts my political ideology.
>>107078139I don't think Dyson thought about the sheer amount of materials needed to generate such a structure.
>>107078351the paper was a shitpost at SETI's expense and not meant to be taken seriously>>107078176it's really less about using 100% of the sun's output and more about hypothetically maximizing it because of biological imperatives driving power needs ever higher
>>107078351with enough time...
>>107078298energy transfer per se isn't that complex, it's more about getting it to where it's needed and being able to justify doing the work to get it thereand the nature of what work the energy is performing might be drastically different from what we're expecting. They could be powering brain servers for all we know.
An aurira borealis can power the world for an entire year. Theres a lot of crackpot theories to go through before you get to that one.
>>107078139that cannot happen since we'll all be wiped by AGI/ASI wielding psychos and then they'll use it to kill themselves anyway in the endhigh number of individuals is an old environmental trick that ensures some survive. if you got that secured no need for many individuals anyway. makes no sense, there's no need for them. high number of individuals served a functional purpose that will not be needed anymore. dyson spheres are high caliber brain rot coming from clueless brainlets
>>107078298In blindsight they had some quantum bullshit transfer energy to their ship using a sun orbiting satellite type thing, or so i recall
>>107078156>Where do you even get the material?From other star systems. By the time building a Dyson sphere becomes feasible, interstellar travel should be no big deal.>Prevent radiated heat loss?The point is to convert as much solar radiation as possible into usable energy. Reducing the losses from using that energy is a different issue.
>>107079489They only have enough nukes for the big cities. So common sense says get out of the city. Theyd also rely on drones. Well they wont spend the fiber optics on (you) so get a radio jammer.
>>107078156you can fly the star system around once you have even an incomplete spherebut it does seem like a dubious prediction, it requires very much more advanced technology and of course when you think of very much more advanced technology it's actually unclear if you'd want to get this much energy this waymaybe you're just skipping to black holes or w/e
>>107078323the're good at scamming people
>>107078139>Dyson sphere when?After TND, TKD, TPD + 50 years
>>107079804>Total Nitrogen Death>Total Kalium Death>Total Phosphorus Death
>>107079992>Total Heat Death
>>107078139looks like nigger technology next to tesla's void energy tech
>>107079529>tfw live in city stateits ogre
>>107079529*winks in plandemic*
>>107078139We need to research Green Cubes first.
>>107078139never. it will be a swarm at best.
Shouldn't we get massive energy just by expanding solar panels around the earth?
>>107078139>Dyson sphere when?20k years?50k years?maybe never because we go extinct or go back to the dark ages?
>>107079529>nukes for the big citiesonly zionists would bomb cities full of civilians silly
In 5 years with AI
>>107081824>we
>>107078139When the Earth's resource are no longer sufficient to satisfy OpenAI's significant demand.
