The Cygnus Dyson Sphere (Part 3)

Please read the posts The Cygnus Dyson Sphere (Parts 1 and 2) before this article to catch up.

One of the problems with digesting this proven science once seeing it is that people have been listening to state-sponsored declarations for decades that extraterrestrials do not exist. The special relationship between western scientists and government in this regard is also very unhelpful. You actually have scientists out there almost every day being interviewed claiming that extraterrestrials do not exist and there is no evidence for it. Another example, just the other day the Pentagon spokeswoman said that the entire American defense establishment has no evidence of the existence of extraterrestrial life. Clearly, it is like the inquisition has returned. The only advice that I can give as a scientist is simply to ignore the propaganda and focus on the science, which is exactly what we are doing right here on this blog.

Now, when looking at the Cygnus Dyson Sphere up close, there is no denying its technological foundation and creation by highly advanced extraterrestrial species working together. Many of them. Millions of them. More than likely tens of billions overall.

This next image is what the exterior of the Cygnus Dyson Sphere looks like in a small area sample. Click on the image to enlarge it to your computer monitor.

Now, using the same image, I have highlighted an area with a red line where there are extraterrestrials sitting together inside a tube structure with windows looking outward. In a future blog entry, I will be posting closeups of them so that you can see what they look like.

The tube may be a ship that is docked or a break area for some of the crew of the Cygnus Dyson Sphere. The surface of the Cygnus Dyson Sphere, as you can see with your own eyes, is a technological and architectural wonder. There are layers of panels one on top of another with devices and storage tanks neatly compressed into virtually every space. It is a massive space facility that likely required billions of tons of equipment and materials to build.

There is one very important scientific fact to remember about this. The data from Cygnus KIC 8462852 takes approximately 2,500 to 3,000 years to reach Earth given the distance of the star from our solar system. 

All of the extraterrestrials then in this imaging are likely long gone by now and have expired. But the facility more than likely remains and is perhaps much larger. The technology the extraterrestrials are using will also be 3,000 years more advanced today than what we are seeing in this imaging.

Let that stir your mind as I prepare the next post in this series which will show you a sample of the extraterrestrial species in the space station that I captured through an observation area on the Cygnus Dyson Sphere.