Category Archives: Managing Risks

SETI via SETG & the Dyson Cloud

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An update for SETG: The search program is structured around the idea that space-bound civilizations generate similar technosignatures: Systemic infrared (IR) signatures via orbital debris accumulation during the foothold and expansion phase.

Extending the framework: Debris clouds are a first series proto-civilization Dyson Sphere — the “Dyson Cloud.”

Image: wikiimages-space-junk, modified to B&W

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“morph time” + hubble constant-tuning?

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I sent out a note to various people about this on 27Mar2026.

In 2014 (blog published 2021), I published a note about an idea called the Möbius Universe (later: Möbius/Klein Torus Flow Universe): the idea that the universe is expanding inwards: https://davehuer.com/blog/update-to-mobius-universe-2014-2021/  And recently sent a note to DARPA FLUID suggest that this: https://davehuer.com/blog/improving-naturalness-of-machine-learning/ could be used to restructure cartesian structures to fluidly map fluidity. Last year, NASA told me the SETG (Search for Extraterrestrial Garbage) SETI search model is “original” and a good candidate for JWST: https://davehuer.com/blog/setg-seti-garbage-exoplanets-hunt-update/

A video about the Hubble Constant measurement debates got me thinking: What about using it to improve the Hubble Constant? Could SETG IR signatures be used to expand the scope to collect and compare IR signatures, and use that to resolve the Hubble tension?

Now I have an idea that the “multiverse” might be a cartesian thought structure to contain Mobius something truly mind-bogglingly boundless [a constant folding of spacetime and something else that I suspect could be called “morph time”].

 

Image by Hans Etholen from Pixabay