diameter | ||||
dimensions | AU | km | miles | |
inner sphere | 29,763 | 4,452,396,782,967.9 | 2,767,182,587,301.4 | |
outer sphere | 29,763 | 4,452,396,795,726.9 | 2,767,182,595,231.1 | |
bottle-cap | 14,878 | 2,226,198,391,484.0 | 1,383,591,293,650.7 |
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Bottle-Capped Dyson's Sphere
The dimensions of a Bottle-Capped Dyson’s Sphere are huge. It is three ships actually. First you would have an inner Dyson’s Sphere that has a diameter of 29,763 AU, then an outer Dyson’s that has a diameter of 12,759 km wider than the diameter of the inner Dyson’s Sphere. These two Dyson’s would be connected. The outer & inner Dyson’s Spheres would have a hole in them where the Bottle-Cap would fit: with a diameter of 14,878 AU. This hole would be in the north pole of the outer & inner Dyson’s Sphere. So yeah this thing would be massive. Since this would be a generational construction undertaking one would wanna build it in a different solar system than our own. That is what a Bottle-Capped Dyson’s Sphere is ok.
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