E Review I Constants The Dyson sphere is an hypothetical spherical structure centered around a star. Inspired by a science fiction story,. physicist Freeman Dyson described such a structure for the first time in a scientific paper in 1959. His basic idea consisted of an artificial spherical structure of matter built around a star at a distance comparable to a planetary orbit, with the purpose of capturing the energy radiated by the star and reusing it for industrial purposes Assume the mass of the sun to be 2.00x1030 kg Part A Consider a solid, rigid spherical shell with a thickness of 100m and a density of 3900 kg/m. The sphere is centered around the sun so that its inner surface is at a distance of 1.50x10 m from the center of the sun. What is the net force that the sun would exert on such a Dyson sphere were it to get displaced of- center by some small amount? Express your answer numerically in newtons. > View Available Hint(s)

E Review I Constants The Dyson sphere is an hypothetical spherical structure centered around a star. Inspired by a science fiction story,. physicist Freeman Dyson described such a structure for the first time in a scientific paper in 1959. His basic idea consisted of an artificial spherical structure of matter built around a star at a distance comparable to a planetary orbit, with the purpose of capturing the energy radiated by the star and reusing it for industrial purposes Assume the mass of the sun to be 2.00x1030 kg Part A Consider a solid, rigid spherical shell with a thickness of 100m and a density of 3900 kg/m. The sphere is centered around the sun so that its inner surface is at a distance of 1.50x10 m from the center of the sun. What is the net force that the sun would exert on such a Dyson sphere were it to get displaced of- center by some small amount? Express your answer numerically in newtons. > View Available Hint(s)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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