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In 1963, Soviet astronomer Nikolai Kardashev attempted to calculate the kind of energy involved in sending such information-carrying signals, and the levels of advancement that civilizations would ...

They quoted the notorious Kardashev Scale proposed by Nikolai Kardashev in 1964, a method to rank alien civilizations depending on their abilities to manipulate and exploit energy sources.

According to Kardashev’s original paper, a Type II civilization would be capable of transmitting 3×10 9 bits/sec within a 100,000 light-year radius from their star system, 3×10 5 bits/sec ...

The shift from Egyptian, early China, Greek, Roman scale civilizations to Renaissance and then Industrialization was something relatively stable for three thousand years and then a six hundred year ...

The Kardashev scale, as it’s called, is pretty simple: a Type I civilization makes use of all the energy available on or from its planet. A Type II civilization uses all the energy from its star.

For example, a Kardashev Type-I civilization can harness the energy equivalent to the total solar energy hitting their planet’s surface.

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