When questioned on his whereabouts during this incident, Captain Tuvok only had this to say:

When questioned on his whereabouts during this incident, Captain Tuvok only had this to say:

.........that is definitely not a Dyson, though.
Dysons are bagless tho
Hm, is there sci-fi set inside a Dyson sphere? I am aware of Ringworld, but I want an actual sphere with a star in the center.
TNG S06E04 “Relics”
Other than that, I can’t think of any.
Yeah, I remember that one. But it's just inside the Enterprise and on the outside of the sphere. So weird that there's nothing with an actual sphere.
They get pulled in in the second part of that episode, but it’s more a “how do we escape” plot than a “look at this cool Dyson sphere” one.
Here is the D being tractored in. You can see the inside of the sphere in these shots.

In some of Neal Asher's books there is mention of a Dyson Sphere being constructed.
If you want to have a go of making one yourself, there is Dyson Sphere Program.
EDIT: "Bowl of Heaven" is another "not exactly a Dyson Sphere" novel, it takes place on a structure that is half a Dyson Sphere. Co-written by Gary Benford and Larry Niven. (author of "Ringworld")
In Hamilton's Night's Dawn trilogy the Mosdva have constructed a partial dyson sphere (interlinked diskcities)
But the vacuum was clearly a clone of a late 70's Kirby or Royal vacuum cleaner.
It's not just a space ship - it's a Transformer!
Not only that, he created the Terminator.
I laughed out loud at this. Including the space balls giant suction robot was inspired. As I scrolled down, I was expecting to see a random dyson vacuum just pasted into the next panel. 100/10. PM doing the lord's work here.
Out of order? Fuck. Even in the future nothing works.
(At least until the 3rd act)
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