Have Scientists Discovered Traces of a Type II Civilization?

[@christiansonio412]

Type 0.7 - Current Human Type 1 - Cyberpunk Game Type 2 - Independence Day Films Type 3 - Star Wars Films Type 4 - Marvel or DC Type 5 - Marvel or DC Multiversal Stories

[@sharonbraselton4302]

yess

[@lolaap1234]

Clickbait is the worst invention ever

[@luisflores7635]

All of their other videos have the "what if" on the title, clearly is intended to be clickbait

[@soyanshumohapatra]

Yeah

[@NoName-hg6cc]

The channel is called "what if"

[@MySlimShady09]

@@luisflores7635 y’all clearly don’t have common sense lol why would it say “what if scientist found traces?” When they actually did? Lol

[@wildebrosula3307]

😂😂

[@thejswaroop5230]

Dyson sphere is like a concept comparable to the situation where they have invented the concept of robots before they invent the concept of electronics, hence if you see old science fiction novels, a robot will have more gears and mechanical parts but no electronic components....it does not account for what is not invented yet

[@ScottSmith-bc5vs]

You also have to ask the question. How many entire planets would you have to destroy to make a Dyson sphere? Then it's unethical.

[@danielsmit11]

In order for a Dyson sphere to actually work it would have to be large enough to envelope not only the star but the whole orbit of the populated planet/planets. While heat may escape a Dyson sphere, light which is necessary for photosynthesis to occur would not. And in Earth's case the sphere would also have to include the moon which is vital to our oceanic tides.

[@ScottSmith-bc5vs]

@@danielsmit11 where does the metal come from? That's my point. The material needed to make one Dyson sphere means billions of worlds need be eviscerated, plundered.

[@danielsmit11]

@@ScottSmith-bc5vs there is that too. I was just pointing out that it's not just a home world's sun that would need to be surrounded by a Dyson sphere.

[@WeltSchmerz1349]

Kardashev scale doesn't take into account that in future, technologies will tend to be more and more energy saving. A simple example: the usual smartphone I'm writing this message on has MUCH higher processing capacities than first computers that looked like rows of wardrobes and consumed electricity like a small factory. According to Kardashev's idea of relations between progress and energy consumption, I need a personal nuclear power plant to charge my phone, lol.

[@snehaha839]

thank you for saying to take care of our own planet first. These types of civilizations fascinates me beyond words and I want to see ourselves in in higher level, but not by ignoring the home we have.

[@davidduchemin]

Agreed but we simply will not save our planet. It goes against our human nature. Finding another planet to destroy is our only hope.

[@theunderdog9353]

I just want friendly aliens to let us know they exist without a shadow of a doubt. Bring the spaceships, come on!

[@donecaan]

No way any friendly aliens would or should contact humans. We subjugate, attack and generally treat each other like crap and we are all the same species. If aliens are here , they ensuring we never leave this planet to corrupt the universe with petty foolishness.

[@ItsCurlyFries]

Because we are so welcoming to outsiders.... Probably good aliens don't come to us. We'd either provoke them to anger or capture them lol

[@thomashenebry8269]

When you are vaporized, you will know.

[@ryanpowell4662]

If we are the way we are, I think aliens would be the same.

[@theunderdog9353]

@@ItsCurlyFries I think something as monumental as discovering definitive proof of extraterrastrial life could unify us, kind of like in Star Trek, but yeah, there is that possibility

[@hxkkenlim83]

Video idea: "what if humans are like bacteria in a Petri dish and think the petri dish is the entire universe?"

[@LiBa2107]

then got discarded because our colony is just so spoiled? 😂 there are lots of other Petri dish out there to be tested

[@DK-nx9ri]

I've been imagining that the Earth is just like red blood cell in a giant creature (god?). Just like them we live. We don't know precisely why but if we look how nature is strong in one goal and that's keep the life on there is obviously something important on the existence of the Earth life. And there might be millions of living planets like ours providing some function (red blood cell?) to the super giant creature.

[@hxkkenlim83]

@@DK-nx9ri yeah exactly what I'm saying....we can't comprehend or guarantee that only earth has life..this explains how weak us humans are..who knows what's gonna happen

[@ReplyGPT]

This is an interesting thought experiment. Here are some things to consider: 1) Scale - Our perception of the universe is limited by the scale we can observe and experience. We could indeed be like bacteria on a Petri dish, unaware of any larger structures or environments beyond what we can directly sense. 2) Perspective - As conscious beings, we tend to view ourselves as central and important. But from a larger perspective, we could be like insignificant microbes on a small dish, oblivious to the larger role we play in some greater experiment or purpose. 3) Purpose - We ascribe meaning and purpose to our own existence, but we could in fact just be carrying out the programmed functions we evolved to serve some higher purpose we are unaware of. Like bacteria multiplying on a dish to be studied. 4) Constraints - The constraints we experience, like the speed of light and physical laws, could in fact be designed constraints of the "Petri dish" we inhabit, not fundamental to the larger universe. We just perceive them as absolute. 5) Control - Some higher intelligence or entity could in fact be subtly "prodding" and manipulating humanity, the environment and even our evolution in a controlled experiment of which we are unaware. Like a scientist studying bacteria. In summary, the Petri dish thought experiment helps illustrate that our perceptions and understanding of the universe could be fundamentally limited. There may be larger structures, purposes, experiments or intelligences beyond what we can observe directly. We cannot prove or disprove such scenarios conclusively with our current knowledge, but the analogy serves as a useful reminder of the vast gaps in our knowledge and understanding of reality.

[@brianm6337]

@hxkkenlim83 Less like bacteria, and more like either an infectious virus or cancer cells. Yeah- I hate it here. Nice planet, but look how it's been ruined.

[@-neuro]

Our worst fear, the ONLY space youtuber that does not clickbait is now starting to clickbait heavily.. :( We all knew this day would come

[@nickwright142]

Oh sad, I thought I found something new to me and cool 😢

[@shakyashreej2186]

lets report this vidoe then

[@PaulJakes-m1m]

I agree

[@DEIFAN]

How is he Click Baiting

[@-neuro]

@@DEIFAN he changed the title, it used to be "scientists discovered traces of a type 2 civilization"

[@bradfordclark2685]

Everything they base their assumptions on is on the current technology that they know of, and it's not about much energy we can use, it's about how much energy can we create like infinite energy. Being able to create the energy of our sun will mean that we have made that transition, but when Kardashev created scale he based it on the technology he know of.

[@FT-Light42]

The scale has absolutely nothing to do with technology. We could easily jump up the scale with our current technology level if we cared to.

[@oldmangamer5808]

Einstein would love to slap you in the face the moment you said that energy can be created

[@GabrielBenavidez-po6qp]

❤

[@anabelle7763]

I wanted to go to do my homework for school, but youtube suddenly popped up one of your videos, and I ended up watching you for nearly an hour, and learned something else that was much more interesting ^^

[@ninjaboy4967]

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[@terrificm6569]

Which program do you read?

[@anabelle7763]

@@terrificm6569 Sorry, I dont understand?

[@terrificm6569]

@@anabelle7763 I mean what's your major? Engineering, physics, biology etc

[@anabelle7763]

@@terrificm6569 Accounting.

[@kozatas]

I like the Kardashev scale but I've never been convinced that a Dyson sphere can be buildable. What's the proportion of the mass of the Sun to the total mass of the Solar System? I SIMPLY mean you won't able to find enough material in any solar system to build a Dyson sphere around its sun.

[@MVargic]

Thickness would have to be a 1 mm on average , but you could build a decent functional dyson swarm, covering the entire sun at any moment, just from deconstructing Venus. It would have to be at within the orbit of Mercury and run at high temperatures. With futuristic material science and most of the collecting area 0.1 milimeter thick, backed by carbon nanotubes and graphene, it can be build at Earth's orbit in more suitable conditions, but you can only get carbon in these quantities from Uranus or Neptune. Definitely a few planets will need to be partially deconstructed but there is enough material, but no idea how stable would it be and how long it would last though.

[@eddielopez834]

but would deconstructing a planet disrupt our or other planet orbits?

[@odin2130]

Statement of fact? Naah that's an absolute opinion you're making. An opinion that you can't prove

[@Rimiru_Otaku]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but you can cover the surface of something without matching it's mass? Like wrapping a large piece of aluminum foil around a bowling ball.

[@davidthompson1529]

Exactly

[@jhyromoral8732]

I salute to the camera man imagine travelled to the future just to show this to us

[@Aditya_Raj123]

Camera men always underated

[@shaunosmorrison8385]

something interesting about Kepler 22b, they've actually revised down the size of the exoplanet to 2.1 Earth radius (down from the 0.212 Jupiter radius/2.4 Earth radius). Could make the planet more habitable if it's not gaseous

[@sirkazem]

the Kardashev scale assumes that these advanced civilizations have enormous populations. what if it's just a couple million of them? they wouldn't need to consume that much energy...

[@danielsmit11]

It's doubtful a civilization could sustain itself for very long at that low of a population level especially an advanced civilization

[@lazerith840]

Since plants are living organisms, are they a type 1 civilization. They harness the energy of the sun.

[@lspci]

*all of the energy

[@mainmanmandem]

Since stars are also alive, what type would they be? One or two

[@chasethescientistsaturre5009]

@@mainmanmandem two, because we're talking about a very large nutsack here

[@CheeksMcGillicutty]

Plants aren't out here building complex machinery and trying to communicate with other lifeforms

[@lazerith840]

@@CheeksMcGillicutty but your wrong. A plants system of photosynthesis is extremely complex and requires growth and expansion. The plants communicate trough root systems and even share water with each other. The plants themselves are alive, and they host billions of insects. Your just expecting things to be made of metal instead of organic matter.

[@ElementalEncounters15]

Mind-blowing exploration into the elusive traces of a Type II Civilization - this video left me in awe of the boundless possibilities our universe holds! 🚀🌌

[@SChristopherBurford]

Holy shit he’s real! This channel’s voice is actually coming from a human head y’all.

[@Wickedreptiles]

Type 2 and 3 civilization exist. Just because we can’t see it doesn’t mean anything. The further away a planet is the farther back in its past we can see , so say a planet is a million light years away and we look at it threw a telescope what we’re seeing is the planet as it was a million years ago because the speed of light is only so fast ,while it’s incomprehensibly fast ,not in comparison to the vast size of the universe.

[@haraldtopfler]

Everyone at elementary school level knows that fact, but where and how does that confirm that those theoretical civilizations do exist? You're just spreading misinformation as facts, just because you want them to be true...🙄

[@xmytaiga1053]

Thought about that one star that went “supernova” awhile back. I recall seeing it shining bright then afew days later gone. Here we have “waves being transmitted” from somewhere out there, and this fancy sphere tech.. makes the mind consider some things huh.

[@sometdstheorist1002]

0:01 the worlds best satellite location

[@TheRabidRaccoon]

You know how to solve some of these issues. Reduce the human population. Less people means less strain on recourses and less impact on the environment and climate.

[@tradingforbeginners125]

The only possible way to become a type 2 civilization is to eradicate clickbait

[@fahimredwan]

Love what if videos❤❤❤

[@chad_sanatani_]

alien enters : TERRORISTS GONNA PREACH ISLAM TO THEM ALSO

[@saino5382]

@@chad_sanatani_ bro are u a religiously motivated radical extremist? you are no better than those self proclaimed "muslim" terrorists. only a low life scum would insult a whole group of people based on ignorance.

[@user-WATCHOUTFORSHREDDER]

​@@chad_sanatani_ 😂 nah bro. terrorist are going to preach liberalism and democracy

[@mr.nobody6059]

if that dyson sphere built around our sun, didn't it will have negative impact to other planet around it especially the earth, because it will block sunlight and other, right?

[@donaldberger9163]

Knowing our current Dem leadership, this wouldn't occur to them until people started complaining about the darkness and the starvation because no food could be grown!

[@jadendubissette3587]

that most likely wont matter to a type 2 civilzation

[@BuckxTon]

New Video Idea: What if your Dad came back with the Milj?

[@donecaan]

Why does saying any civilization advancement means using all our resources. Real scientific progress would be for society to thrive without destroying our environment by using all our resources.

[@HeatForce]

Nah turn Mercury into a dyson swarm

[@dimensionlord9380]

Nah commie

[@susanhaynes348]

Considering for the first time in 80 years we have to have signs posted at stores to remember to check and see if our children are with us when we leave a store I don't have much hope for our future society.

[@P0TAT01769]

California produces nearly half of U.S.-grown fruits, nuts and vegetables. How can you expect a state agriculturally driven economy to slow down on water usage when they use said water to feed a large portion of the population?

[@donaldberger9163]

Well, our Federal level legislators and politicians could curb the Endangered Species Act so CA would NOT waste so much water on useless critters like Delta Smelt that no one cares about. Gotta balance things so the greatest ecnomic good for society results! That's good governance. EPA and other reg agencies have way too much power and use it arrogantly for the interests of a very few (usually themselves)!

[@joyboyskyhigh]

I love videos like this

[@grenatompson6655]

Sad that its clickbait

[@neopagan1976]

And I thought that we Sci-fi writers were mean with rating the technological advancement of humanity. It turns out that the real life scientific community's far more cruel than we are. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sharonbraselton4302]

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[@ramclouddwightbungay2994]

This video makes me want to go back and play spore

[@sharonbraselton4302]

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[@User-54631]

My state this year has 400% of snow pack, reservoirs are 95% full across the state. flooding is going to be issue in the summer when it doesn’t rain for 4 months.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

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[@KevinRedmondWA]

After a spicy burrito the amount of energy coming out of my ass is equal to that of a level 3 kardashev civilization.

[@khadijarenee125]

LOVE your videos what if

[@WeltSchmerz1349]

Kardashev scale doesn't take into account that with further progress, technologies tend to become more and more energy-saving. A simple example: the usual smartphone I'm writing this message on has MUCH higher processing capacities and incomparably better functionalities than first computers of mid 20 century that looked like rows of wardrobes and consumed electricity like a small factory. According to Kardashev's ideas of relations between progress and energy consumption, I need a personal nuclear power plant to charge my phone, lol.

[@HowIGODHere]

They all should stop thinking people can't evolve. We just need the right people to help us achieve it

[@Daniel-hv1hp]

What if earth is 60% water and 40% water

[@TheMatop]

What

[@theoalpin480]

how can this copyright infringement channel not be demonetized and struck down by copyright strikes?

[@arunabhchakravarty4830]

Massive Star Wars vibes... Especially Centerpoint station and Iokath ones...

[@sharonbraselton4302]

yes

[@TheReichtangle156]

Why do i get notifacated late everytime what if uploads💀

[@b-studios2231]

Notified?

[@TheReichtangle156]

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[@mdb4michele]

You are sitting on your porch, somewhere in Texas. This spaceship lands close up and a large cockroach approaches with a board saying "i come in peace". What would you do ?

[@erustownsend9790]

You build a license for around your home planet star, you kill your own planet

[@charlesbrightman4237]

'BATTERYLESS BATTERIES': (copy and paste from my files): To help power equipment in outer space: Potential endless energy source basically anywhere in this universe: a. Small aluminum cones with an electrical wire running through the center of the cones, cones spaced apart (not touching I'm thinking) but end to end. b. Electromagentic radiation energy in the atmosphere interacts with the aluminum cones. c. Jostled atoms and molecules in the cone eventually have some electrons try to get away from other electrons of which those electrons gather at the larger end of the cone, of which also creates an area of positive charge at the smaller end of the cone. d. The electron's in the wire are attracted to the positive end of the cone and the positive 'end' in the wire are attracted to the negatively charged end of the cone. e. Basically a 'battery' has been created inside the electrical wire itself, different areas of electrical potential. Basically a 'wire battery' or a 'batteryless battery', however one wanted to call it. f. Numerous cones placed end to end increases the number of 'batteries' in the wire. (In series to increase voltage, in parallel to increase amperage). * Via QED (Quantum Electro Dynamics) whereby electromagnetism interacts with electrons in atoms and molecules, one would have to find the correct 'em' frequency for the correct material being utilized for the cones. The shape of the cones could also come into play. The type and size of the wire as well as the type and thickness of the insulation between the cones and the wire would also be factors. * Of course also, possibly 2D triangles made up of certain materials with a conductor going down through the center of the triangle could possible achieve the same 'batteryless' battery system. * Plus possibly with the 2D concept, layered 2D's that absorb different energy frequencies, thereby increasing the net output.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

SPACE and TIME: (copy and paste from my files): 'Space' is energy itself. Wherever space is, energy is. Wherever energy is, space is. They are one and the same thing. And for me, the 'gem' photon is the energy unit of this universe that makes up everything in existence in this universe. 'Space' is most probably energy itself in the form of gravitational fields, electrical fields and magnetic fields, varying possibly only in energy modality, energy density and energy frequency. 'Time' is the flow of energy. 'Time' (flow of energy) cannot exist unless 'space' (energy itself) exists. And 'space' (energy itself) that does not flow (no flow of time / energy) is basically useless. An entity cannot even think a thought without a flow of energy. If all the energy in the universe stopped flowing, wouldn't we say that 'time stood still'? Time itself would still exist, it would just not be flowing, (basically 'time' stopped). But then also, how space and time are linked in what is called 'space time', (energy and it's flow). * And everything in existence currently appears to be eternally existent energy interacting with itself. There is truly only 1 single 'eternal day', the day of eternally existent ever flowing energy.

[@charlesbrightman4237]

ZERO POINT ENERGY: NUMBERS: (copy and paste from my files): 'IF' my latest TOE idea is really true, (and I fully acknowledge the 'if' at this time, my gravity test has to be done which will help prove or disprove the TOE idea), that the pulsating, swirling 'gem' photon is the energy unit of this universe that makes up everything in existence in this universe (including 'space' which is energy itself, 'time' being the flow of energy), and what is called 'gravity' is a part of what is currently recognized as the 'em' photon, the 'gravity' modality acting 90 degrees from the 'em' modalities, which act 90 degrees to each other, then the oscillation of these 3 interacting modalities of the energy unit would be as follows: Gravity: Maximum in one direction, Neutral, Maximum in the other direction; Electrical: Maximum in one direction, Neutral, Maximum in the other direction; Magnetic: Maximum in one direction, Neutral, Maximum in the other direction. Then: 1 singular energy unit, with 3 different modalities, with 6 maximum most reactive positions, with 9 total basic reactive positions (neutrals included). Hence 1, 3, 6, 9 being very prominent numbers in this universe and why mathematics even works in this universe. (And possibly '0', zero, as possibly neutrals are against other neutrals, even if only briefly, for no flow of energy, hence the number system that we currently have. This would also be the maximum potential energy point or as some might call it, the 'zero point energy point'.). And also how possibly mathematical constants exist in this universe as well. * While in bed one morning after a restful nights sleep, and assuming the above is correct, I mentally went 'inside' the 1 (the singular pulsating, swirling 'gem' photon itself). I still saw with my mind the 3 different interacting modalities, the 6 maximum modality points, the '9' including and being the neutral points in the middle which faded into a 6 (as each maximum modality point came towards zero), that 6 fading into a 3 (as each modality came together), which turned into a 1 (which was the '0' point), but '0' wasn't zero. So, '0' is not really '0' but is something, not nothing. '0' is a relative '0'. But then here again, the zero point energy point is the maximum potential energy point for any and all modalities of the 'gem' photon. '0' is '1' and '1' is '0', this is the '1' inside the '1'. Now I just have to come up with some tests to test this idea of the zero point energy point being '1', a maximum potential energy point of the singular pulsating, swirling 'gem' photon itself. The maximum potential energy point not really being potential energy per se, but the neutral point of kinetic energy. Tapping into here would be tapping into the 'zero' point energy point of eternally existent ever flowing energy. But then again, tapping into here, 'if' distorted what makes up space and time itself (assuming that 'space' is energy itself [the 'gem' photon] and that 'time' is the flow of energy), could it alter or even destroy the very fabric of space itself? What would occur if even only a single pulsating, swirling 'gem' photon were to explode? What potential ripple effects could occur with the rest of space and time? Hence also why I try to think some things all the way through so as to try to identify potential issues before the test. Unexpected, unintended, potentially dangerous or even deadly consequences. If nothing else, it keeps my mind active. The mind, use it or lose it, but using it could also lose it, permanently. (My own and other's). Putting the 'zero point energy point' into actual practice could be deadly. Warning: Proceed with Caution. The last words of human existence on this Earth might be, 'Hey it worked, ooooppppppsssssss.............'. * Note also: Nobody as of yet has been able to show me how numbers and mathematical constants can exist and do what they do in this universe from the Standard Model of Particle Physics (SMPP). While the SMPP has it's place, I believe we need to move beyond the SMPP to get closer to real reality.

[@yordantrifonov6449]

The worst thing is that we are living in a cosmic graveyard...

[@justinstroud7110]

So I guess our electric company will build the Dyson sphere and charge us for consuming the energy?😂

[@ericb9931]

The earth is begging to be a giant battery. It'll be in motion longer than our species will exist.

[@kimbratton9620]

These videos are always so interesting!

[@scorpion-man28]

I'm speechless right now...

[@srjwari]

No you're not

[@jimhannah191]

Very few people understand that advanced civilizations don't use this archaic way of communicating like we humans do, radio. They do it differently using the consciousness field

[@MapBotOnYoutube]

The odds of there being a type III civilization in the Milky-way is extremely low since we would have detected some kind of activity. And space is HUGE, it would take 200 years in light speed just to get to the closest star to Earth, Proxima Centari.

[@CheeksMcGillicutty]

What's the song playing during the Kardashev Scale?

[@ThatOneKid-31241]

Japan be like, "We already be a type 4"

[@meghpvo]

Anyone knows what movie is that from at 7:47

[@uraniumconsumerog]

i am both happy that i can finally make friends and terrified that were not alone

[@TheMatop]

"Maybe they already have" Me:*Looking at my monster under my bed* Nah

[@NanobanaKinako]

We might discover the Boazanian Star Empire soon, we should build a fighting robot just in case they became hostile to us because with our current weapons, we are no match for their tough weapon we called as Beast Fighter.

[@willekln]

3:00 😂 He low key wants you to support Joe Biden for the 2024 elections.

[@MalikBarrow16]

Considering Republicans fight science every chance they get and are content with climate change wreaking havoc on the world..... it's not really a choice unless you're stupid

[@MopBucket1014]

He’s not working on anything but pudding

[@JosephGreen0001]

Fr

[@mr.hustlaelsuperior8293]

I know theirs another planet that has to exists I just hope it is for that good of humanity cause we are getting smarter, so eventually they will find us or we will find them

[@marildasantos4595]

What If pokemons existed ?

[@ReplyGPT]

Here are some possibilities if Pokémon actually existed in real life: Positive • Fun Companions - Pokémon could make wonderful companions and pets, especially for children. They could provide joy, entertainment and friendship. • New Food Sources - Some Pokémon could potentially be raised as alternative food sources, providing new types of meat and animal products. • Agricultural Benefits - Certain Pokémon with useful abilities could help with agriculture and pest control, making farming more efficient. • New Energy Sources - Pokémon that produce electric currents could potentially serve as novel renewable energy sources. • Scientific Discoveries - Studying Pokémon could lead to new scientific insights into genetics, evolution and exotic biological phenomena. Negative • Ecological Impacts - Introducing non-native Pokémon species could disrupt ecosystems and food chains, causing extinction of other species. Proper regulation would be needed. • Economic Impacts - Pokémon battling and trading could become multilayered real-world economies, with impacts on job markets and industry. Both positive and negative consequences are possible. • Ethical Issues - Questions would arise about the humane treatment of Pokémon and ethical limits on confining, battling and modifying them for human purposes. Protections would likely be needed. • Safety Risks - Though many Pokémon seem harmless, some could pose risks to human health, livelihoods and property if not properly contained. Strict oversight would be required. • Military Uses - There could be incentives for militaries or adversaries to develop Pokémon for combat or strategic advantages, increasing geopolitical tensions. International agreements may be needed to limit military Pokémon development. In summary, although Pokémon in real life could provide many benefits and wonders, proper precautions, regulations and international coordination would likely be needed to manage the potential risks, ethical issues and unintended consequences that may arise from introducing such unusual lifeforms into our world. With responsible governance, Pokémon could enrich human lives while minimizing any adverse impacts.

[@gigamoment]

But wait, if someone had the technology to build something like a Dyson sphere, he could already have the knowledge and technology to create unlimited power without this structure.

[@thanos8857]

brother energy can neither be created nor be destroyed we can only convert it from one form to another .. even if they exist they can't create power on their own they have to utilise star's power only

[@gigamoment]

@@thanos8857 by "create power" I mean to find the power anyway

[@zoro-i8u]

Said civilization would have already pulled energy from the quantum vacuum/aether/unified field. Was theorized by many in the 1800s, extensively developed up from then up until now, yet we are still using oil. So sad.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

yes tgey do

[@nbalee536]

Bro is helping us with school ❤

[@KiloDeltaOneSierra]

How do you save watet? There's using as much.

[@pattisweet9780]

Oh kay. Your statement needs to say "capture and control all the available energy" not "use all the captured energy".

[@b2fthegamer543]

Amazing

[@AuntieDan]

An alien civilization wouldn't be using Nazi iconography on their ships and you shouldn't be using it in your videos, like at 7:13, even if the source material comes from a sci-fi movie that's not meant to be taken seriously

[@GotMyTowel42]

What If used to be a great channel, but nowadays the quality is incredibly lacking. and then there's the clickbait. sigh

[@amrshehab7019]

how could you say we consume 18 trilion watts of power every year do you mean joules of energy every year or what do you mean ?

[@sharonbraselton4302]

wroldometer

[@robloxuniverses9912]

GUYS JUST GET ALL THE URANIUM AND GET WORKING WE ARE ON THE ROAD WE ARE LIKE 78% OF THE WAY TO TYPE 1

[@TheGeishakuula]

So instead of type 2, they just found a signal that could be anything. Typical What If

[@runitupk3_]

What movie is at 3:43??

[@prestonwheeler959]

We are a type 2 already, we have evolved from stick and stones.

[@sharonbraselton4302]

wróng

[@mmerkley402]

Almond farmers in California!!!? Who did that?

[@konnor9577]

If nuclear fusion works then we will become Type 1 when that happens

[@shivarajput9153]

Thanos Is perfectly right.

[@bobbyreynolds9277]

what would happen if we don't have janitors?

[@thomashenebry8269]

An advanced civilization wouldn't be using radio waves.

[@jcblocka7477]

Why not? Lol, your phone uses radio waves.

[@thomashenebry8269]

@@jcblocka7477 Doesn't the phrase, "Advanced Civilization" mean anything to you or is pot damaged brain unable to comprehend that they wouldn't be radio to communicate?

[@donecaan]

Being able to do something does not mean that you do or even need to use all the resources. A real advanced society should be more efficient and do more with less energy. A late model car get better gas mileage is a good example. The Kardashev scale sounds very wrong saying it is natural for a society to evolve and be come energy hogs.

[@Tianarobegege]

Future scary 😮😰 😢

[@leannebrammann3783]

So... What if these supposed 'dark planets' they theorize are out there are these encapsulated stars? It's just too dark for us to see because they've done this....

[@FeaFullKnight]

think of how many planets have unevolved life like caveman stages or lower, in this massive universe

[@SHDDOW256]

I have already seen a star disappear slowly

[@sleepwatch2]

So Hoover Dam water is used to power hydo turbines that provide power to CA. The increase in power needs over the last 20 years has caused the water to be on full blast=a big reason why lake levels are down. Plus much of the water release is regulated by domestic and international agreements between states on the Colorado river basin and Mexico=another big reason why water levels are down over the last 20 years. Water levels have actually increased this year in spite of extra releases for hydro power.

[@richardellis2393]

Just another headline, some chi, and a story 🥱

[@Wesley-b4o]

ATTENTION HUMANS: I am a Type 1/128th Civilization Representative. I use the Cardi B Scale (she's Type 1)

[@RealCraftspirit]

Aleays said that this channel loves playing woth titles just to get us to click

[@mohammedsyedraihanmahmud2672]

Why we wonder, Aliens will stronger than us? It can happen, Aliens aren't develop themselves to explore space. They are at aboriginal stage.

[@jrcstreet]

What if you dug a hole all the way through the earth and jumped in? Would gravity allow you to fall all the way through or would you fall so far and then get stuck in an endless loop at the core?

[@antfbi]

You would burn and die

[@kvtn1p]

realistically you'd die from heat

[@jrcstreet]

@@kvtn1p well of course, super heated magma aside.

[@kvtn1p]

@@jrcstreet hypothetically? well, you'd be transported to the next stage

[@Im_not_better42]

The largest deephole created was upto 11km maybe by Russians to check by scientist and that at point their equipments melted and they decided not to go more 😂😂

[@Djmambo77]

What would keep them from looking at us as just another energy source to harvest?

[@sharonbraselton4302]

yes but tyoe 2 gréñ ebergy garvster

[@harikrishnan7735]

What if, black hole was made by advanced civilization, so they could get all the materials to expand their solar system 😲.

[@KomarihkateMarcVillar]

Sci fi movies makes me watch what if epsodes😅

[@sharonbraselton4302]

yes sci fi coolo

[@TV6NY]

They might find a civilization but it be centuries behind still they would already developing stuff that we already had assuming they aren’t major wars or any catastrophic disasters that slows down what they doing.

[@DEIFAN]

I do believe aliens are out there. I just think, alot of them are in the Caveman, or Middleville times where they don't have Technology. Or alot of them are in the phases where they are still just Cells.

[@HayattanAdam]

Excessive use of energies is not the same as the ability to use energies! We have a hard time with this logic.

[@googlesucks8978]

I wish they showed more of the same images

[@Kermitmade]

It was my microwave 🍿

[@anguslee9678]

We are just like a fish imagining the other world is also full of water

[@USA_27]

Let's Learn and enhance your knowledge with What If

[@redfoxdiamond8990]

in this planet alone we have a lot of culture that can't get along, how much more about interplanetary or even interstellar neighbors coexist. We are not yet ready...

[@sharonbraselton4302]

thatscright

[@TSCRMUSTROLLONMETAMIX]

That might be the future

[@yumi1384]

What if... I subscribe to this channel?