/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15217405
>All reasonable and completely undetectable to us

today yes, but less then a a century ago wie had not even be able to detect Pluto

now we are able to detect planets outside our own system and even analyze atmospheres of extrasolar planets,

how can you believe progress will stop?

>>15096479
interstellar travel is not this hard if another star is passing by close enough, stars are not static, there is relative movement right now we are in an relative empty area, If we are just able to use some kind of fusion drive and never advance beyond, never develop something faster we could still build an glactic empire. this way it will just take one million years.

>>12590638
Once you know how to travel between stars nothing can stop you. But it may take a million years.

>>12378933
Space based solar or fusion. If you got both you move up two levels.Now you can start to build your galactic empire.

>>11309175
A super civilisation with god-like powers would build a dyson sphere around that big black hole in the centre of a galaxy. They would generate power by throwing waste in. This power would be transferred to more then ten thousand habitable planets. All orbiting in a disc several light years in diameter.

Why do humans like music? Why do we like music but not noise?

>>11023647
he is offering mankind an opportunity... they can't refuse.

IT'S GOTTA BE DONE

>>10985145
Type III is just a fancy term for galactic empire. We should be happy there is no galactic empire yet. This is our chance to build one. We can rule the galaxy.

>>10790924
there is an obvious answer:
"there is no type III civilization in our galaxy"
but maybe this is not exciting enough for average scifi fans