>>7787526

we'll have to get there to be sure

>>7787526
So many 'what if' threads, or 'wouldn't it be cool if'. We simply DON'T KNOW until we GET THERE, stop asking these damn asinine questions.

>>7787614
science is about questioning

>>7787617
About questioning, yes. Not about science fiction.

This isn't about a movie or a videogame. This is about the possibility of an advanced civilization that we classify as Type III. Which is completely within the boundries of science.

>>7787623
Science we aren't sure that technology exists yet past theory.

>>7787625
Which is why we question them. Science isn't about questioning the things that we already know.

>>7787629
Nor is about making up ideas without evidence, we aren't sure how we'd harness much of this past mega-structures we aren't even sure that technology they would contain to contain such energy.

>>7787526
A dark area of the sky

>>7787526
Fiction books for children belong on >>>/lit/

>>7787687
Love it.

>>7787614
I'm new here

>>7787687
You must only read le science books by Carl Sagan and Richard Dawkins enlightened sir XD

>>7787716
No, I prefer to read math and physics textbooks. Occasionally I also enjoy economics, CS and psychology textbooks. Genre fiction is cringeworthy and only for mentally challenged children. Please don't lower the intellectual level of this board.

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>>7787687
>>7787717

http://articles.adsabs.harvard.edu//full/1985IAUS..112..497K/0000497.000.html

Here you go. You should note that /sci/ hates actual science. All we do here is post inane IQ threads and get help for our undergrad homework.

>>7787739
> sci-fi is actual science

>>7787787
But it inspires people to like science, anon

>>7787815
Then stop defending insisting that you're talking about real science and admit that you just wanna talk about sci-fi

>>7787820
What? I only said once.

>>7787717
>he thinks the intellectual level of /sci/ is high

Go outside, kiddo.