Gps Coordinates / 29°29'39.14"/-88°18'09.09"
Dyson Sphere A Sol Milkyway Galaxy SE VR Space
Dyson Sphere "A" prototype Milkyway Galaxy 0.98AU
This is labelled Dyson Sphere "A" on the Space Engine, we could have chosen any area to place Dyson Sphere "A" we chose Sol.
Why see a Dyson Sphere from only one location, so we added our favourite Panorama360s from closer planets to SOL
Gps Coordinates / 2°09'02.04"/-6°26'05.78"
Sol is what our Sun in The Milkyway Galaxy is called our distance measurements are measured from SOL as AU or lightyears from this area, this is how we measure distances from SOL.
Inside the Dyson Sphere / Earths Moon / Mars Super Volcano
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -21°56'33.97" / Gps Link 14°47'31.69" / Gps Link 22°17'25.20"
Gps Coordinates / -21°56'33.97"/-7°20'01.86" / 14°47'31.69"/-35°53'44.29" / 22°17'25.20"/-122°17'13.51"
Dyson Sphere A appears to have the prototype of a geodesic dome is design with an outer ring of rectangle panels connected to a grid of dual hexagon panels.
Mercury / Venus / Martian Dwarf Moon Phobos
Link Location Gps / Gps Link -75°20'42.47" / Gps Link 51°11'23.44" / Gps Link 28°37'17.01"
Gps Coordinates / -75°20'42.47"/19°20'40.84" / 51°11'23.44"/132°48'05.57" / 28°37'17.01"/-43°26'58.92"
Dyson Spheres would need to be of proximity encased around a Sun in theory for it to have it's full definition first theorized by the 1937 science fiction novel Star Maker by Olaf Stapledon, the physicist and mathematician Freeman Dyson was the first to formalize the concept of what became known as the "Dyson sphere" in his 1960 Science paper "Search for Artificial Stellar Sources of Infra-Red Radiation".
Link Location Gps 15°52'16.45"
Gps Coordinates / 15°52'16.45"/63°23'17.02"
Geodesic Domed Dyson spheres are a popular science fiction design that tend to be used in a half creation dome that are popular in sci-fi bases but you can make an entire dome with both halves to create a grid that design is as strong as the honeycombe design as most natural designs tend to be a great source of inspiration as nature always finds a way.
