we became a type II civilization
What happen , if we became a type II civilization
when
it comes to energy we have far to
go
before our service bills become a thing
of the past
on the kardashev scale we're as yet a
type
zero human advancement yet we're nearer than
ever to tackling earth's energy
so what might it take for us to turn into a
type 2
or then again heavenly development how
might we at some point outfit the energy of our sun
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what could keep us from getting to
the powerful on the scale
also, how might our lives change
this is imagine a scenario in which and this would
occur
in the event that we turned into a sort 2 civilization
alright assuming you're new to the kardashev
scale to just put it
it's a method for estimating a human progress'
level of mechanical progression
in light of the sum and sorts of energy
that it can utilize
as a kind zero human progress we are a
sub-worldwide culture
meaning we actually get most of our
energy from natural sources like
wood coal and oil
to arrive at type 1 we'll need to
ace the utilization of
every one of the types of energy on earth not
simply non-renewable energy sources
with numerous headways in sunlight based breeze
hydro and geothermal power we're
nearly there to procure a sort
2 rating on the scale we'd should be
ready to utilize
all the force of our sun so
how might we at any point manage it
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to turn into a sort 2 or heavenly
human advancement
we'll have to construct a monstrous multitude of
energy gathering satellites
around the sun known as a dyson swarm
you can become familiar with this in our
other video imagine a scenario where we constructed a dyson
circle around our sun
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in any case, before we begin building we'll have
to get to the next level
a ton of things here on the planet
there are numerous possible threats to
humankind that could stop us in our
tracks
counting environmental change war pandemics
furthermore, even space rocks talking about space rocks
nasa has been working diligently creating
their dart project or
twofold space rock redirection test
in 2021 nasa will send off the dart
satellite
on a crash course with the
close earth space rock diddy moon
which circles the bigger and that's just the beginning
undermining space rock
didimas this crash will
increment diddy moon's orbital speed by
around four minutes
which is barely sufficient opportunity to change the
bigger space rock
didymos' direction away from earth
making the primary counterfeit meteor
shower
in the event that this ends up being an effective
protection
against undermining space rocks it could
assist us with making ready to turning into a sort
1 development
also, in the long run type 2 in the event that we're fortunate
mind you assuming we had the force of our
whole sun readily available
we could essentially disintegrate any potential
dangers to our planet
we could move earth out of, as a matter of fact
danger
assuming we needed to hypothetically
we had some control over the circles of
everything in our nearby planet group
utilizing a dyson multitude could likewise make
different planets more livable
with the assistance of these sun powered satellites
we could cautiously control
any planet's temperature by diverting
the sun's energy
we could begin terraforming close by
planets to give us
new spots to experience this would try and let
us take
interplanetary get-aways
anybody up for a ski outing to damages
why stop at defaces with boundless, as a matter of fact
sun oriented energy available to us
we could travel anyplace in our
planetary group
innovation right now would likely
make space travel accessible
what's more, reasonable to everybody at the present time
a pass to space could cost anyplace
from 200 and 50,000
dollars
to a huge number of dollars yeesh
so much for my home loan we may
indeed, even have the option to settle our environmental change
issues by to some extent concealing the earth
with the dyson circle
giving us an opportunity to mend and remake our
environment
without any air contamination from fossil
fills we'd be a lot better and
more joyful species however before you relax
simple
we have a great deal of work to do here on
earth before we even become a sort 1
human advancement
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