Scientists Find A Potentially Potential Object As A Dyson Ball

Illustration of Dyson's Ball search (photo: dock. NASA)

JAKARTA Dyson Sphere or Dyson Ball is still a mystery to date. Although objects that surround this star are still just a hypothesis, scientists have not given up on searching for signs of its presence. Dyson's ball is a engineered object created to take advantage of the entire energy of the star. Many believe intensify Dyson's theory that this ball is formed by a very advanced civilization. In other words, Dyson's footballers are aliens. The technology used cannot be imagined by common sense as this civilization builds structures around or all of the very hot stars. Although it sounds impossible, many believe in this hypothesis so try to search for it. A group of scientists from Sweden are looking for Dyson Balls using Hephaistos, a special tool created by research teams from several countries to find such objects. In accordance with the name of the tool, this study is called the Hephaistos Project. Mathos Suazo, one of the Hephaistos Project researchers, said that this study also relies on three optical observers with infrared imaging. This astronomical survey tool is needed to facilitate the search for Dyson Balls. "In this study, we present a comprehensive search for partial Dyson balls by analyzing optical and infrared observations of Gaia, 2MASS, and WISE," the researchers wrote in the report they made, quoted from Sciencealert.

The researchers constructed a potential Dyson Ball catalog by reviewing the photometry of all three astronomical survey tools. They developed a dedicated data channel to search for a half-finished ball that emits excess infrared radiation. Unfortunately, the structure searched by the researchers was not the only object in space. There are many similar shapes such that Suazo and his colleagues screened objects using dedicated pipelines to detect the anomalous motion. Of the initial five million objects, the researchers managed to prepare seven potential objects that were strong candidates for Dyson Ball. Suazo and other researchers will examine the seven objects in depth to find out why these objects emit excess infrared. Actually, there is a possibility that the seven objects found are M dwarfs. Therefore, "an additional analysis is of course needed to reveal the true nature of these sources."