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The flaw with your theory is Dyson Spheres don't hide the star. They convert visible light into infrared light. No energy conversion is perfect and always produ
by ianburrell 3y ago
The flaw with your theory is Dyson Spheres don't hide the star. They convert visible light into infrared light. No energy conversion is perfect and always produces waste heat. Dyson Sphere basically looks like a really large star.
The infrared star stands out because it is different than normal stars.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y ago> The flaw with your theory is Dyson Spheres don't hide the star. [follows with sound reasons] These are really good points. I figured the flaw in my theory is we haven't had precision observation long enough for DS to get constructed. Also that if we noticed the disappearance of a star, that we'd attribute it to a DS and not some natural occluding object.