The Cygnus Dyson Sphere (Part 2)

 Please read The Cygnus Dyson Sphere (Part 1) before proceeding with this entry.

Now that elevation was detected in the structure facing Earth from Cygnus KIC 8462852, it is important to familiarize with what is being seen. The elevation contrast distance can be seen in the light areas compared with the dark areas.

We want to see the closest areas of the extraterrestrial Dyson Sphere facility, so we filter the facility to see the details and then bring the facility closer for analysis without compromising the imaging data.

Moving closer.

Now we want to carefully move in even closer to see if we can see any part of the facility that is not possible to occur in nature. We are looking for any sign of intelligent design. With this extraterrestrial facility, the signature of intelligent design spans its entire formation. In the image below, I have isolated those areas with red boxes. You will see within the red boxes circular nodules that are formed into patterns. That proves intelligent designed. Behold.

You can click on the image to enlarge it on your computer monitor to see it in detail.

One of the patterns looks like petals of a flower. Let's bring it forward to look at it more closely.

Not only is it an intelligent pattern, but it also has multiple colors. This is precisely what we would expect to see in space in a facility created by extraterrestrial species. Oxygen. Photosynthesis. Water vapor. Life. Not just a small amount of life, but life on a very vast and sophisticated scale.

Next up in the follow-on post of The Cygnus Dyson Sphere (Part 3), the closeup of the exterior of the extraterrestrial space station.