Re:The strength of the strong force
by survirtual on Tuesday August 16, 2022 @01:56PM
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Why?
Couldn’t one build a dyson sphere around a blackhole? Wouldn’t the blackhole have properties of a Bose–Einstein condensate given the matter at the center cannot vibrate?
It would be the coldest temperature possible. Heat moves downhill, you deposit heat into a singularity and have a shell around it.
That aside, at even a scale of a single dyson sphere, something tells me when a civilization has the power to bend spacetime, the rules of possibilities begin to change. I think it is unwise to operate with so much certainty in the face of possibilities.
Couldn’t one build a dyson sphere around a blackhole? Wouldn’t the blackhole have properties of a Bose–Einstein condensate given the matter at the center cannot vibrate?
It would be the coldest temperature possible. Heat moves downhill, you deposit heat into a singularity and have a shell around it.
That aside, at even a scale of a single dyson sphere, something tells me when a civilization has the power to bend spacetime, the rules of possibilities begin to change. I think it is unwise to operate with so much certainty in the face of possibilities.