A bare-bones cosmological model of artificial infection spread finds that spawn rates above roughly one per million galaxies at 0.1c would infect half the universe by today, tightening constraints on aggressive self-propagating technology.
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Laser-sail picospacecraft swarms could deliver gigapixel imaging of Proxima b during near-relativistic flybys and detect signs of surface life or civilization.
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The Cosmological Hart-Tipler Conjecture
A bare-bones cosmological model of artificial infection spread finds that spawn rates above roughly one per million galaxies at 0.1c would infect half the universe by today, tightening constraints on aggressive self-propagating technology.
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Science from the In Situ Exploration of the Proxima Centauri System
Laser-sail picospacecraft swarms could deliver gigapixel imaging of Proxima b during near-relativistic flybys and detect signs of surface life or civilization.