A Ringworld would be more likely than a Dyson sphere, the mass requirements are so much lower.
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But itβs unstable.
If a civilization can figure out how to make one, they can keep it from sliding into the sun!
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RTFA they are looking for swarms, rings, and other subtypes of Dyson Spheres.
I read the fucking article. What makes you fucking think I didn't?
Easy there cowboy
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