Popular science says oxygen is poisonous, and the whole internet scolds me for being sick

The Russians know this best.

How powerful is the life in the green meteorite?

That is a powerful life form that can directly materialize the glow of life.

It is a god-like and devil-like existence in the legend.

But what about the Disaster Star?

It directly jumps two orders of magnitude.

So how strong is the life on the Disaster Star?

Not to mention it's an order of magnitude larger, it's already incredibly high.

Not to mention two orders of magnitude.

If the life essence of the green meteorite is 1, then the life essence of the Disaster Star is 100!

The people of Russia dare not imagine what is inside the Disaster Planet.

“Is there a difference of two orders of magnitude?”

"Yes, you can tell by the size."

"Is this a complete crushing blow to the underwater civilization?"

"How strong is the imperial civilization?"

If you have read some science fiction novels.

You will know that civilization is actually divided into levels.

In fact, a similar level division has long existed in the scientific community.

It was proposed by a man named Kardashev.

It is also known as the Kardashev Scale in academia.

His theory is that every civilization requires energy to develop.

Civilization levels are divided according to the level of energy utilization.

But he also had limitations at the time.

Civilizations are divided into three types.

Level 1 civilization is planetary civilization.

Utilize various energy sources on the planet, such as solar energy, fossil energy, nuclear energy, etc.

Ye Zhen also mentioned the current human civilization.

At best, it is less than a level one civilization, at most only a level 0.75 civilization.

How can we reach the first level of civilization?

Can fully control all energy on a planet.

All energy can be utilized, including geothermal energy, wind energy, lightning, etc.

Control natural disasters and use them as energy.

For example, controlling tornadoes, earthquakes, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.

Use all these natural disasters as energy.

Everyone knows about these terrible natural disasters.

For example, earthquakes, such huge energy erupts from the interior of the blue planet.

What if humans could harness it perfectly?
And every time there is a typhoon disaster, there is a typhoon.

How much energy do some Category 12 typhoons contain?
Isn’t this actually wind energy?
Unfortunately, humans have not yet reached this level.

Even some clean energy is still in a very embarrassing position.

For example, photovoltaic and wind energy have developed very well.

In fact, there is still a lot of room for improvement and shortcomings.

Not to mention taking advantage of volcanic eruptions and earthquakes.

Now we cannot imagine how to utilize such energy from nature.

It can only be regarded as a destructive disaster.

What about the second-level civilization?
Kardashev believed that the second-level civilization was a stellar civilization.

The energy of the entire star can be fully utilized.

This is what the Dyson sphere in science fiction is like.

Simply put, it is to build solar panels that can cover the entire sun.

Directly utilize all the energy emitted by the sun.

Capable of establishing living quarters throughout the star.

Going further up, there is the galaxy-level third-level civilization.

It can utilize all the energy in the entire galaxy.

For example, our Milky Way galaxy.

Can harness all the energy in the galaxy.

But this is just speculation.

Because we are all guessing about all this.

It's not something we can guess.

Let alone level 0.75 civilization, we haven't even touched level civilization. Don't think we are now level civilization.

It seems to be only a little bit away from the first-level civilization.

In this evaluation system, a difference of 0.1 level means a tenfold increase in energy.

Not to mention a second-level civilization.

Now we haven’t even explored our own satellite, the moon.

It is impossible to build a base on it.

Not to mention utilizing the energy from the entire solar system.

For example, developing the resources on an asteroid.

Helium on the moon is one of them.

But all this was calculated by Kardashev himself.

Is it true that there is only level three civilization?
If it is a level three civilization, it will be able to utilize the energy in the entire galaxy.

The distances between stars are measured in light years.

According to the theory of relativity we know now.

No object can exceed the speed of light.

It is almost impossible to utilize the energy in the entire galaxy.

At least technologies such as wormholes and curvature engines are needed.

Otherwise, you won’t be able to fully utilize your entire galaxy.

More likely, even black holes can be used as energy sources.

This is beyond everyone's imagination.

In fact, this is the limitation of the times.

Because all of this was proposed in the 1960s.

For now, this is already a theory from half a century ago.

But now there are still many people who use this theory to divide civilizations into levels.

But is this really right?

Some people also divide the levels of civilization into more detailed categories.

Because in general, the three levels of civilization are too general.

For example, we humans have not even reached the first level of civilization.

Primitive humans in the Stone Age were also below level one civilization.

In terms of classification, the two are actually the same.

But are you saying there is no difference between the two?
Of course not.

So there is a more detailed classification.

Some people divide the levels of civilization into nine levels.

Some people divide the levels of civilization into twelve levels.

Anyway, everyone will have their own different understandings.

But according to what Ye Zhen sees now.

The classification of civilizations is a troublesome thing.

Not all civilization development requires energy consumption.

Another thing is that it is difficult to measure all civilizations with the same standard.

For example, if there is a civilization that masters vacuum zero-point energy.

Energy can be directly obtained from quantum fluctuations.

This is an inexhaustible source of energy.

Can you say that this civilization is highly developed?
If this civilization can only be confined to its own star.

So what level of civilization is it?

If a civilization could invent a warp drive, it could develop it throughout the entire galaxy.

But their energy source is limited to nuclear energy, so what level of civilization are they?

For example, some civilizations have developed technologies related to time and space.

You can directly travel back to the past without worrying about the consumption of resources.

What kind of civilization is this?
Therefore, it is very difficult to unify a standard.

Everyone has a misunderstanding.

Use the degree of development of the universe as a benchmark to measure the level of a civilization.

Parent star, star, galaxy, multiple galaxies, universe, multiverse, etc.

But is this really right?
For example, the current imperial civilization, in our view.

It's already incredible.

But what if it is a civilization like the one in the Three-Body novel, with two-dimensional foil?

What level of civilization is that? (End of this chapter)