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Standard ("many-capsule") [[Sphereworld]]s are estimated to be approximately [[TL:25-27]] manufacturing capability, whereas ''Rigid Sphereworlds'' are are estimated to be approximately [[TL:28-30]] manufacturing capability. | Standard ("many-capsule") [[Sphereworld]]s are estimated to be approximately [[TL:25-27]] manufacturing capability, whereas ''Rigid Sphereworlds'' are are estimated to be approximately [[TL:28-30]] manufacturing capability. | ||
* "Small" sphereworlds use world and gas giant size codes. "Dyson" sphereworlds use a size code of 'Y', indicating a stellar-scale construct. They all have the comment code 'Ax'. Due to TL skew, most UWPs with a size code Y and comment code Ax will be ringworlds, but sphereworlds also inhabit this space. Therefore, additional notes are typically expected. | * "Small" sphereworlds use world and gas giant size codes. "Dyson" sphereworlds use a size code of 'Y', indicating a stellar-scale construct. They all have the comment code 'Ax'. Due to TL skew, most UWPs with a size code Y and comment code Ax will be ringworlds, but sphereworlds also inhabit this space. Therefore, additional notes are typically expected. | ||
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== References & Contributors ([[Sources]]) == | == References & Contributors ([[Sources]]) == |