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return2ozma@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world · 1 year ago

Biden Is Building a 'Superstructure' to Stop Trump From Stealing the Election

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Biden Is Building a 'Superstructure' to Stop Trump From Stealing the Election

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return2ozma@lemmy.world to politics @lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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Trump and his MAGA allies have been working for years to pre-rig the 2024 election. Team Biden is building a “superstructure” to fight them.
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    tldr: it’s a dyson sphere

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      it’s definitely just producing 600 science per minute.

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      No, its an oneill cylinder.

      with two dyson spheres next to eachother on one end.

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        I was hoping for an Aldrin Cycler…

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          Huh. TIL.

          Makes sense, considering he wrote the book on orbital rendezvous as his doctoral thesis.

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      So if we took all the non solar matter in the solar system we would still not have enough matter to build a full Dyson sphere

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        But we could build a Ringworld, and then we can spin it for gravity, add shadow squares for a day-night cycle, and not have to rely on artificial gravity generators to prevent us from falling into the sun!

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        True, but if we expanded our scope to all the space dust in the cubic light-year the sun occupies the center of, we will have enough material to build between 10-29 solar systems, complete with their own stars, so that’s probably enough material.

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          To collect the space dust, we need a Dyson vacuum.

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        Depends how you do it, if its just a thin reflective foil focusing light on a few collectors then we could probably do it inside a century on just the worlds current production capacity. (baring actually getting all the foil there and engineering collectors and so on, just talking making the foil itself here)

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          I think that would just make a really big solar oven.

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            Thats the basis of quite a few solar power plants.

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      Let’s hope Trump doesn’t have a Gravitational Beam Emitter.

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