Breakthrough! Alien Life? Dyson Spheres Detected Around 7 Stars

Recent research has identified seven stars in our galaxy that might be surrounded by Dyson spheres, megastructures built by advanced civilizations to harness stellar energy. Join us as we explore these groundbreaking findings and their implications for the search for extraterrestrial intelligence. Could we be on the brink of discovering alien civilizations?

Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:29 Recent Research Findings
02:59 Understanding Dyson Spheres
05:44 Research Implications and Historical Context
08:23 Outro
08:38 Enjoy

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[baptister.]

To add context on the Kardashiev scale : to understand Type 2 Civ, we need to understand that us, humanity, is at 0.85. We dont even harness full power of our planet (and we gonna go down on the scale, with the end of fossil fuel).
A Type 2 Civ can not only harness the power of its host star, but its entire host solar system.
They would have access to all materials, asteroids, planets, etc in their surrounding.

[GarrickHolmed]

It’s cool how most people think they know more about science than phd scientists

[davend]

Sorry but a Dysons Sphere is just too steampunk for me. When you consider other possibilities for making/harnessing energy, it just seems ridiculous.

[nigelkennedy]

Where do they get the resources to build something like this. Have a think bout that!

[richardknott]

Were would all the material come from to make it?

[amazeddude]

Here's a vote for the Ring World design. (L Niven 1970)

[LightDiodeNeal]

Distinguishable from a star surrounded in a dust-sphere?

[decadentdave]

A Dyson Sphere would be almost impossible to build for even a highly technologically advanced civilization. The scale is so incredibly massive and the resources required to build it would not be enough materialistically or realistically even if it was a cluster of orbiting satellites around a small dwarf star. More likely the elevated infrared detections are due to dust particles and gaseous anomalies in that region of the galaxy.

[dandeliondreamer]

Interesting…I imagine if there are ets this advanced, if they are interested in us at all by the time we find them and figure them out they’ll already be standing next to us on Earth 😅

[JeffBrazeel-fewc]

We have to Achieve Kardashev Scale Type 1 Civilization First.
Just look around and see how FAR AWAY WE ARE.

[oker]

E.T's - the new "Seven Cities of Gold" that the Spanish explorers were trying to find in South America. And Prestor John - a mysterious Christian stronghold in the Orient and even Africa, which John the Navigator sent two explorers - Pêro da Covilhã and Afonso de Paiva. These were the Marco Polo's of their day. Marco Polo being sent from Venice as they were trying to expand. These two sent by the Portugeuse Renaissance man Prince Henry the Navigator in 1487. They traveled to Alexandria, Egypt, then split; one went as far as India. The other went down through Arabia and then the east coast of Africa. The one that went to India actually came back and found out the other had died. He supposedly found his John Prestor in Ethiopia, but was never allowed to leave and died there.

These became the explorers motivations to expand into the New world - not Science. Looks like we're doing it again!

[nicka.papanikolaou]

Are resources in thee plantes enough to support such megastructures? I very much doubt it!

[SuperBald-etho]

I don’t care for misleading headlines such as this.

[Skootavision]

I’m cynical that we will find illustrations and implementations of human imagination in the 1930’s which we can understand. It seems far more likely that we are at the equivalent of Ancient Egyptians trying to detect a kidney stone using their contemporary technology. If people in the 2000’s can doubt the value of the newly invented iPad what chance to we have of understanding a civilisation that may have survived even a few hundred years more than ours has.

[donpruitt]

I find this so interesting if we can't travel at speed of light let's find them in other ways love it. Also love to see science in all parts world come together develop technology to detect in space warp signatures in outer space by technology. Love all this

[MichaelTernoly]

Wouldn't it be impossible to build thinking of the conservation of momentum, balance of center of mass. How would you get all that material there?

[riverst-lawrence]

The researchers, however, stopped well short of claiming these extremely heated dwarf stars are definitely surrounded by Dyson spheres — instead, they emphasized, they're just candidates.

For instance, "it might be something that happens very rarely, like if two planets collide and produce an enormous amount of material, " as coauthor and New York University physics professor David Hogg told New Scientist. "I think it’s most likely to be a natural phenomenon."

[valerielhw]

While I think these sightings of possible Dyson spheres are interesting, I personally think that CREDIBLE recent and historical UFO/UAP signings are far more compelling evidence that humanity is not alone in the cosmos!

[robertwells]

My only question is,
Where does the material come from to build something as mind blowingly massive as one of those?
I don't think there is any such thing.

[NunoPereira.]

An advanced civilization would certainly choose other methods as energy sources. This solution proposal has the logical human imprints and projections, but an advanced civilization would be certainly very different from us and would do everything different.