New Observation with Infrared-Light Finds 7 Potential Alien Megastructures called Dyson Spheres

New Observation with Infrared-Light Finds 7 Potential Alien Megastructures called Dyson Spheres. Join Territory to get access to perks:
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A team of scientists from Sweden, India, the UK, and the USA has led to the development of a method for detecting technosignatures associated with Dyson Spheres.
This initiative named Project Hephaistos, after the Greek god of fire and metallurgy, aims to identify potential Dyson Sphere constructions by advanced civilizations.
In their study, the scientists detail a thorough investigation into partial Dyson spheres using data from GAIA, 2MASS, and WISE, which are extensive astronomical surveys serving various purposes.
The analysis involved a vast amount of data from individual stars, with approximately 5 million sources examined in this particular paper to construct a catalog of potential Dyson spheres.
But sorting through such a vast amount of data is a daunting task, and so the research team devised a specialized data pipeline for this purpose, capable of processing the combined data from the surveys.
Their objective is to identify partially-constructed spheres, which would emit additional infrared radiation.
However, identifying these structures is challenging, as various natural objects also emit excess infrared radiation, such as circumstellar dust rings, nebulae, and background galaxies.
And so they designed the pipeline in such a way that it can separate potential Dyson sphere candidates from natural sources by filtering out sources with unusual amounts of infrared radiation that can't be explained by known natural sources.
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[@JackRabbit-nn7dw]

They're probably not in the "banning drinking straws" phase of development...

[@richmr.krabbs2577]

I call it the "tidepod" phase

[@Aety9]

Love all the Dyson Sphere experts in the comment section lol

[@lucky7mojo]

I'm a Dyson vacuum expert 🎉 does that count?

[@TheNewOriginals450]

@@lucky7mojo ...and I have a Dyson Fan, surely that makes me an expert too!

[@timb7328]

@@TheNewOriginals450 You more then anyone...since you are a fan of Dyson fans....you are a double Dyson expert lol

[@TheNewOriginals450]

@@timb7328 Oh yes !

[@samsung-eh4dv]

All of a sudden everyone is a Dyson sphere expert.

[@PdWOLFG4NG]

People are going to have such a hard time swallowing this.. but I guess time is up😅

[@kcrobinson4210]

Maybe Dyson spheres are a civilisation's big Pyamid moment

[@dingickso4098]

Dyson Swarm not Sphere

[@Bluetangg]

We always hope for others out in space. This is more about human imagination than reality.

[@tigermosquitorecords]

Has anyone behind these ideas thought only for one second, How many planets (matter) do you need to build such a structure?. Remember that an average star is as big as thousands of Jupiters. And that many planets are not made of matter. You would need thousand of solar systems in planets to get the required matter for the purpose. I mean, the porpuse of surrounding a star like this.

[@slimpyman]

Yeah but nanobots theoretically can Mine and build and replicate autonomously.

[@tigermosquitorecords]

@slimpyman I don't see the need. An advanced civilization at this stage would have found out different solutions regarding energy supply. Actually, this idea is quite stupid for a civilization with such capabilities.

[@ChuckUFarley90]

1. You can easily make a Dyson Swarm by wrapping a star in thin foil mirrors, kilometers across but only a few atoms thick. With that setup, you'd only need to disassemble something the size of Mercury. Less if you build it closer in orbit to the star. 2. Theoretically, you could nest multiple Swarms inside each other like a Nesting Doll, each layer running on the waste heat of the next one closest to the star. If you hook all that power collection up to run computers, you could have an object called a Matrioska Brain, a supercomputer of GODLIKE proportions. Simulating a human brain on such a device would be trivially easy, to the point you could have more simulated minds than there are stars in the observable Universe. Or, you could try to calculate a way to break physics, like figuring out FTL, or reversing entropy. Not sure those are possible, but with that much processing power, it'd be more a question of "what CAN'T you do?" Dyson Swarms aren't a stupid idea.

[@tigermosquitorecords]

@@ChuckUFarley90 ok

[@THCloudz]

None. There's more abundant and higher quality metals on asteroids

[@acezero12345]

I don’t want to get old and die. Where do we come from. 😢

[@gamingmovies-ay99]

everyone everything come to end but it also another started once buddha said nothing last forever.

[@SaigonCity-c4s]

You are a soul (energy/consciousness) having a human experience in that body. The body grows old and die but the soul moves on and continue to evolve. Energy can not be created or destroyed it transform from one stage to another. Maybe somewhere in the future you'll come back and live in a dyson sphere civilisation (if you re lucky enough)

[@Brock-Lesnar-WWE]

​@user-wj9mu5er5h you need help.. once you're dead you're dead. Yoʻu won't be aware of anything after death

[@TJ-um8ce]

Call out to Jesus with all your heart... you have to really mean it. And if you do, He will answer 😉

[@s3v3n3]

Jesus offers the undeserved gift of eternal life to anyone who accepts that gift. Life is a gift from God, death is a curse because of our sin. He originally made us live and prosper, but only if we perfect ourselves in His likeness though His only begotten son Jesus Christ. All you have to do is know deep in your heart that you're sinner (humble yourself), and believe Jesus came and died to take away your sins. That's it, much love❤☦

[@bigdave6390]

Just because some people on a tiny planet think dyson spheres exist does not mean the Universe agrees. Another prime example of human hubris. Humbris.

[@bigdave6390]

@@traveler3137 Touche. I sure hope we're not the most intelligent complex organism out there. Scary thought.

[@mutonic]

Humbris... love it 👍

[@RezValla]

Unless they exist

[@ntal5859]

@moxnix1026 I am so glad we have the light of knowledge you are, to lead us into the closed mind thinking you love, it is indeed such an honour to be amongst a mere man of great thinking of you, with your great ability to deflect science and replace it with arrogance and "know it all ability" of a superhero, surely you are one of the greats to dismiss the science of 21st century, with your keyboard warrior skills no theory stands a chance. Great minds like yours are excellent at describing flat earth theory and using satellites to then transmit the theory as gospel. You are indeed a super hero... Captain Hubris

[@Aety9]

Is it really hubris to observe and speculate on what lies beyond us? Isn't that the foundation of science and curiosity?

[@xeinex]

Why did michio age 90 years in the last 4 😮

[@mariovicente]

Its due to General Relativity experiments ;)

[@dmo848]

Make up works wonders huh

[@imustbecrazy5626]

Sold his soul.

[@hellgeist_]

And just like that, the Dark Forest theory was discarded.

[@bcelik6238]

How logical is it to build megastructures that can be seen from many light years away which pinpoints your location to everyone? Those aliens got some balls bro.

[@thecasualgamer6164]

Mabey they want to be found lol, Mabey they don't know they aren't alone

[@BobbyShortsTV]

This aint star wars bro

[@bcelik6238]

Maybe they KNOW that they are the biggest player in the galaxy, so they have no problem showing it. Dunno man, an alien race that can build dyson spheres and not afraid to show it.. i am not going anywhere close to them

[@bradpitts289]

Not really it could just mean that they where quicker at catching on and then evolving then we were or are...and a massively populated planet, they just utilized their population instead of destroying it.

[@Brooms-Dc]

Yo, is it just me or it looks like a biblcal angel. ☦

[@Jay-cp1cx]

It’s not

[@Brooms-Dc]

@@Jay-cp1cx you tell me what it is then, it resembles a biblical angel. I didn’t say it is, or it could be

[@odysseus2k1]

@@Brooms-Dc even your bibles contradicts one another, and suddenly you're claiming that it's a biblical angel? christians😂

[@hymugglee6236]

At the same time we're using a particle accelerater to eventually harness the sun here on our planet🤷

[@avalonsfate]

CERN’s particle accelerator, if this is what you are referring to, has little to nothing to do with the sun.

[@mariovicente]

@@avalonsfate He's probably talking about the fusion reactor in China which uses the same reaction as the Sun (helium fusion).

[@wayneblake2222]

It sounds interesting but probably not Dyson Spheres but you never know.

[@mojobeats5862]

If they can put a Dyson sphere around a whole ass sun then why couldn’t they put a "firmament" or sphere around earth

[@Large74393]

Why would they do that? Putting Dyson object around a star is for capturing the stars energy. Earth producing no such energy to be captured.

[@MR.takeyaPayday]

7 megastructures accurately described as biblical angels and there 7 of them?

[@odysseus2k1]

and tons of contradictions in the bibles😂

[@MR.takeyaPayday]

@@odysseus2k1 wym

[@jonb8633]

When you really grasp the size and mass of a star like ours ( one million earths can fit inside the sun ) or 99.8 % of the mass of our solar system. Just imagine the amount of material needed to make a single dyson sphere. That civilization probably needed to destroy thousands of planets. We could be next

[@gobstoppa1633]

MICHIO WILL CLIMB OUT OF HIS COFFIN TO GET HIS FACE ON THAT SCREEN,

[@liamwilson12345]

Wow❤

[@ftam6604]

Engulfing our sun to tap all of its energy can make us a type 2 civilization? What about making of artificial sun on Earth, does that make us type 2 as well?

[@blueabattoir]

How is the energy collected transferred to the home planet? Really long cords?

[@turdfurg1517]

They obviously have wireless charging

[@tim57243]

The home planet is relatively small, so you'd just fry it. Instead, have the objects orbiting the local star do useful work directly using the collected power instead of sending the power home.

[@denisbrady2272]

Extension leads

[@Aety9]

Current theories suggest laser or microwave beam arrays aimed and concentrated at receivers that could store and distribute energy where needed. Kind of like how our concentrated solar power plants work, but on a grand scale.

[@peterwhite5654]

they us DHL delivery

[@keithwilcox7489]

So, an inventor who made cyclonic vacuum cleaners has a star energy harvesting method named after him? Its as believable as the big bang theory, gravity or dark matter after the JWT came back with doubts about our basic understanding of physics, innit?

[@mjt1517]

Not the same Dyson.

[@keithwilcox7489]

@@mjt1517 I was joking

[@suncat9]

I doubt if an extremely advanced civilization would need to use Dyson spheres to harness most of the energy of an entire star. A Dyson sphere is the conception of a relatively primitive civilization such as our own. The concept will become obsolete.

[@kybconvo]

They already know if there is life and where it is. Between the declassification of alien encounters and discoveries like this, I believe they are slow feeding us information as they see fit.

[@gerrytinder3602]

To survive to achieve this level of development, they would had to have never produced artificial intelligence...unless the AI made them - after eliminating their inventors.

[@stevenswitzer5154]

🤣

[@miftha652]

Crazy in space

[@gypsycruiser]

Insane to build a Dyson sphere..

[@winningjubbly9712]

Wouldn't an alien race figure out how to access zero-point energy -- pulling energy from 'nothing' -- before creating a megastructures like Dyson Spheres?

[@stevenswitzer5154]

Yes, but they might also discover a reason its a bad idea...

[@Aety9]

Not enough info to suggest one would come before the other. Plus, the nature of scientific discovery is sometimes non-linear. If an argument could be made, I would side more with megastructures over harnessing 'free' energy. Reason: The scientific community has yet to find anything to suggest harnessing ZPE is possible whereas mega-structures like Dyson Spheres and Dyson Swarms are theoretically possible with enough resources and time. We could even begin a project like that with enough major advancements in automation, energy (storage and transfer), and space logistics. After all, such a structure would largely just be a really, really big solar farm and it's existance doesn't depend on ground-breaking discoveries in quantum physics.

[@rsmmusic1991]

Wouldn't mega structures need solid resources? I wonder would there still be enough on earth. Secondly I wonder where would that labor come from for the resources. Seems Tyranny to just except megastructures over "free energy".

[@Aety9]

@@rsmmusic1991 A project on that scale would have to be largely automated. Not just the volume of work, but the working environment would be incredibly hazardous. We probably wouldn't tap our own planet dry for the resources either. Instead, we'd likely strip-mine Mercury in its entirety, due to its proximity to the sun and that it's believed to be made up of about 70% metal.

[@rsmmusic1991]

@Aety9 what about the resources for the technology to put together such automated projects and assuming the mining work on mercury would be automated as well if I'm not mistaken

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

It´s a human dream to find "brothers in space"... but it will never come true... No, I think the title of the brilliant album by Dire Straits is much more realistic here... “brothers in arms” ...

[@Snoy_Fly]

I think life is abundant.

[@MauriceM_R]

What if earth is a Dyson sphere and aliens created humans

[@ericsabbides9553]

Thats still considered fossil fuel. Lets put a bunch of space junk atound a star. Wait where are we going to extract all these materials to make the dyson. How much energy time material needed. This is a human idea for sure.

[@trevormorris1281]

Dyson claim a lot like digital motors but in fact they do not exist !

[@stevenswitzer5154]

There is a dyson sphere on my vacuum cleaner allowing zero turn radius

[@trevormorris1281]

@@stevenswitzer5154 just another posh name for a constant velocity joint.

[@ghostbr9136]

so many Georgios here in the comments

[@athelwulfgalland]

Hmm. I don't think I agree with these assertions presented in the video. As I understand it a Dyson sphere is supposed to be able to harness 100% of the energy produced by a star. Infrared aka heat energy would be one of the obvious sources of energy. The revision of the Dyson sphere concept also doesn't make a whole lot of sense. The use of "stellar wind" could be used to generate power just like a dam does with large bodies of water only that it's on full blast all the time. BUT what do I know? I'm just a random meat muppet on some backwater rocky planet. lol

[@Chuxgold]

It's hard to imagine what a million year old race might build. Or a billion year old one.

[@jameshurley224]

Yeah they aren't dyson spheres...your data is old..and incorrect.

[@RflNagee]

Revelation 1 20 read it

[@davidthomas9190]

Great video. You do not have enough subs though. Have mine 😊

[@st.charlesofaberdeen154]

Fantasy.....

[@tigermosquitorecords]

Even as a fantasy sounds crazy.

[@timb7328]

If we can reach sustained fusion would we need Dyson Spheres or is there a limit to amount of fusion we can make?

[@Large74393]

Any Earthly fusion capacity is DWARFED by a star's energy output. All stars are giant fusion reactors!

[@timb7328]

@@Large74393 how much energy could we possibly need? I know we are talking tech and things that we might not be able to totally anticipate but estimates are fusion supplies a lot of power. It just seems the energy needed to make a dyson sphere would take hundreds of years to reach the break even point

[@Nuya-beeswax]

Impossible

[@christopherbermudez1528]

Revelation 1:20

[@Ana-bw7gm]

Dyson Spheres is the most stupid idea. As if extremely advanced civilization would not think of anything else but to block their star which could destroy everything around that star. If current astronomers had any real knowledge they would have taken humanity into the space instead of guessing what they observe.

[@MrShnigglepuff]

I would imagine a civilization as advanced as this would live in space and not on a planet. Planet life is primitive.

[@Ana-bw7gm]

@@MrShnigglepuff Why is planet life primitive and how is space life advanced?

[@MichaelT-yl5bp]

Who cares LOL 😂

[@boboharradine2673]

100 years from now, we will all look back at the past . And say thay was full off shit

[@mjt1517]

Ah, but you must dream big if you're going to create exotic tech. Imagine crotchety old men putting down the idea that carriages would one day no longer need to be drawn by horses. We'd never have the automobile.

[@boboharradine2673]

@@mjt1517 yep took less than a millisecond, to work you out , of to the front line's cannon fodder

[@andrewmclellan3992]

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[@DJFLIPNO]

we are smart enough to see further in space but yet still primitive thats why the most advance species dont even bother meeting us were killing each other....at home (earth)

[@edwarddelgado9654]

Yeah, we stop assigning our own technology theories to things we know nothing about.

[@johndoe-gj3sb]

dyson spheres do not exist its folly there i challenge this its called noise from the cosmos