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That would be if they were 70M LY away from us. In order to see dinosaurs from that distance, they would need a telescope wider than our solar system.
by 1024core 3y ago
That would be if they were 70M LY away from us. In order to see dinosaurs from that distance, they would need a telescope wider than our solar system.
- malfist 3y agoIf you can make a dyson sphere, a solar system sized telescope doesn't seem out of the question.
- bemmu 3y agoYes, once we're commanding autonomous little bots in space, capable of also autonomously creating their own factories, we can build anything on a whim as long as we can design it and have the energy and materials. (I may have played too much Factorio)
- Baeocystin 3y agoAll I want is logibots IRL, is that too much to ask
- awb 3y agoHarvesting that much material might be a challenge. I guess you’d also have to build it in interstellar space to avoid planets and asteroids.
- Projectiboga 3y agoThe Milkyway is 'only' 100 to 150,000 light years across, in total.
- redcobra762 3y agoAccording to our current understanding of telescopes, but if FTL is possible, then perhaps we missed something.
- poisonborz 3y agoIf FTL is possible, we didn't just missed something, but can throw all of our physics books on fire.
- calamari4065 3y agoI think at that point, you'd go find a really big black hole to use as a lens instead
- kilroy123 3y agoCouldn't you just use a large solar gravitational lensing telescope?