Singularity Observatory Telescope 3 Now Cancelled
Companies refusing to deliver telescope parts to the Pacific Ocean Volcanic Archipelagos and gradient due to the covid-19 virus pandemic resulted in cancellation of Telescope Number Three
Singularity Observatory will now focus on upgrading the second largest amped telescope in the world. As skies are moving into the exceptionally clear sky time period, all focus is on preparing the telescopes for the season. Telescopes are being equipped with new accessories astronomical study, research, and imaging, for deep sky, planets, moons, asteroids, comets, and other phenomena.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2020
Thursday, April 23, 2020
Roof Top Observatory
Roof Top Astronomical Observatory
Spectacular garage-top observatory
Authored by Humanoido
Humanoido worked eighteen years developing, constructing, and perfecting performance of this fantastic award winning, and claimed by many to be far ahead of its time, computerized rooftop observatory
Ahead of its time: the observatory was far ahead of its time in the 1970s with many new inventions not commercially available at that time, such as a microcomputer, computerized mirror grinding machine, video image processor machine, special 40-inch telescope with servo figured primary, talking and listening speech observatory system, optoelectronics interface, OPTICS language, observatory robot droid, Thermodynamic Equalizer, the first GOTO celestial objects system, observatory HVAC, virtual cooling CCD, interlocking dome and track, the first cyber space robotic telescope, large lenseless Schmidt, infinite rate VFO...
Telescopes
(1) 30mm Refractor
(1) 4.25-inch diameter RFT Space Telescope
(1) 4.25-inch f/11 Newtonian Reflector
(1) 8-inch f/2 Lensless Schmidt Camera
(2) 8-inch f/6 Newtonian
(2) 12.5-inch f6.3 Newtonian Reflector
(1) 40-inch Newtonian with plate glass primary
(2) 50-inch Newtonian (aluminized polymer primary)
The mirror mount was made from plywood with 144 computer controlled servos to figure the telescope objective shape during observing through machine induced flexure.
The mount for the massive telescope was disguised by building it into an outdoor backyard storage shed. The completed 40-inch telescope was valued at 1.2 million dollars.
Telescope Systems Design Program
A computer program was written on the 1802 microcomputer to design the 40-inch reflector telescope and diagonal. The program also determined the height to the ocular and many other parameters. Using the program, it was decided to figure the main objective electronically during observing by the use of homemade servos. Whenever a new computer was added, the program was rewritten and updated to the new language.
Mirror Grinding Machine
To help grind and polish such large heavy telescope mirrors, a mirror grinding machine was computer designed and built using the 1802 computer. Built from scavenged parts, it included a 6-foot long solid wood house door, a tangent arm from a house beam, belts and pulleys from the surplus center, ball bearings from slingshot steel balls, timing cycles was on the embedded kitchen clock, and the motor from the family washing machine produced the reciprocating power. It could handle small eyepiece lenses on specific spindles or primary mirrors up to 40-inches in diameter at the core platform.
Mirror Grinding Room
For housing the mirror grinding machine in pristine conditions, a special mirror grinding clean room was constructed on the south wing.
Photographic Darkroom
Adjacent was a photographic darkroom for developing film, spectroscopic emulsions, designing developers, and printing images with a photographic enlarger, print paper and mixed chemicals.
Observatory Dome
The author designed and built the telescope dome with trigonometry and calculus. A double size garage was built onto the house as a work room. Construction first proceeded on the dome outside in warm weather, then was moved inside the new garage when weather turned cold and it snowed. A propane heater helped extend the project to 3 months. Humanoido built the two ton 3-meter observatory telescope dome with bi-parting shutter doors using metal garage track wheels, during his lunch breaks and in his spare time after work hours. Upon completion, small diameter long steel rod/pipes were used as rollers to transport the dome out of the garage in preparation of hoisting up onto the roof. The rollers worked so well that the dome started to pick up speed moving down the driveway. Running to the opposite side forced the dome from moving out into the line of street traffic! The dome was valued at $50,000 by astronomical sources.
Dome Drive
A special order expensive industrial AC motor was phase wired and set up with a machined keyed drive wheel in the ratio of 144:1 to move a precision welded circular steel track 360 continuous degrees. A controller was computer designed and built with electronics and high powered electromechanical relays and an HVAC unit for forward and reverse direction ability.
Precision Dome Support
Large custom support trucks were constructed from 1/4-inch welded steel plate with adjustable steel wheels. Four such units were equidistant placed and contained 32,000 pound lockdown chains each.
The Optoelectronic Interface
To send signals across the observatory, Humanoido invented the the world's first astronomical Optoelectronic Interface. Light waves were sent across rooms to communicate with the observatory computer and control the HVAC system.
Optics Language
The author invented a new computer language named OPTICS that could communicate across space and time with invisible optical components at the speed of light. This eliminated the need for bulky wires and cables and prevented any power line fluctuations and HVAC voltage spikes from getting into the system.
Telescope Pier
The massive solid stationary telescope pier began 9-feet underground and extended upwards 22 feet high. With an 8-inch diameter cast pipe in the center, it weighed 28,000 pounds and was constructed from steel, cement, rebar, and wire mesh. With thousands of pounds PSI, it was poured in three massive interlocking sections with thick 3/4" plywood forms reinforced with multiple long threaded rod bolts. Engineers estimated the telescope monolithic pier would survive a nuclear blast.
Computers
As the Observatory evolved, at least five computers were added to the systems. At first, the homebuilt 1802 computer was the mainstay for power programs to design the telescopes and do complex engineering. A Z80 was in charge of mobile robotic control and the Intel PC became part of the telescope sky celestial object positioning system. The 6502 did image and data processing and hosted the VIP Video Image Processor. The model I level II was allocated to the first AI speech recognition, speech synthesis and HVAC (High Voltage AC Controller) optoelectronic interfacing. Additional systems controlled dome rotation, thermal equalization, and a variable frequency oscillator for guiding and tracking stellar objects, plus the telescope was upgraded for computer control and slow motion in both right ascension and declination.
Science Library
The finished observatory included one of the finest scientific and astronomical libraries in the entire state, with rows 40-feet long and thousands of books from floor to ceiling. Many books were procured from a local library that closed. Also many university level books were contributed. Sections were included for astronomy, astrophotography, photography, chemistry, rocketry, space exploration, physics, optics, space time relativity, history, economics, music, robots, electronics, construction, carpentry, electrical wiring, plumbing, aviation, art, design, engineering, crafts & lore, materials, gardening, software, programming, artificial intelligence, SWL, ham radio, thermodynamics, atomic & nuclear, statistics, mathematics up to differential equations, and computers. It also include the first 35 stories written by the author for publication.
Publications
The observatory details, observations, etc. were written up and published in newspapers, carried nationally by News AP Wirephoto, news journals, books, Observatory Techniques Magazine, Sky & Telescope and other astro publications.
Laboratory
A large laboratory equipment bench had sections for robotics, cybernetics, computers, software programming, optics, droid construction, image processing, and inventions. It had a vast network of storage to hold computer drives and various observatory equipment.
Room Construction
Everything was deluxe. The extra wide oak colonial post stairway led up to the observatory hallway where picture frames were lined up on the wall, of great scientists and the best photos from the observatory telescopes. On cold days, heat was from a triple insulated air tight wood stove and electric heat panels. To the side was corded firewood, axe split outside the backyard. In summer an air conditioner cooled the area. Included were a humidifier and dehumidifier. Oakwood-walled rooms were carpeted throughout. A short stairway led to the dome room. R128 and higher insulation was installed and the structural heat and any vibrations were isolated from the telescope for greatest stability. Rooms included the garage, dome room, mirror grinding room and meeting room, photographic darkroom, library, large laboratory (cybernetics, AI, programming, electronics, image processing, computing, inventions), equipment storage room, and the staircase room.
Special Garage
The 2.5X garage was reinforced to support the weight of the entire observatory complex with a custom forged beam of multiple sandwiched massive wood lengths with layered steel plate running the entire length of the garage. It led to two vertical posts sunk into poured concrete footings four feet deep. To provide weather and temperature separation, the garage was fully insulated and sheet-rocked. Built with extra-large service doors, the car was kept outside, and half the garage was used for constructing the large 40-inch telescope. The garage was heated by propane and was instrumental in dome construction during cold winter months.
Observatory with a Voice
The observatory could talk and recognize speech. Experiments were conducted with chips that included VOTRAX, RS, and the SPO256. By giving it commands, the dome could rotate to match observing the stars and celestial objects. There was AI behind the voice, which at times on the main floor would suddenly start talking out loud to itself. One time, it was startling to think a stranger was lurking somewhere upstairs in the observatory, but it was only the AI that auto-reset and started talking to itself!
Telescope
The telescope was the first high tech GOTO system that could find celestial objects using a telescope axis drive, variable frequency oscillator, encoders, software and a computer. Adjustments were made during astro imaging using both R.A. and Dec. slow motion controls. The system was implemented on planets such as Venus, Mars and Jupiter, and could track the Moon using Lunar rate. For deep sky, sidereal rate was highly accurate. Also implemented was a solar rate and an adjustable rate for comets, satellites and asteroids.
Cameras
A variety of custom astro imaging cameras were used, including CCTV, SLR, super cooled homebuilt dry ice camera, a virtual cooling CCD, and ST-4 Peltier cooled imager and guider.
The 1st Microcomputer
A microcomputer designed and built by the author was used extensively at the observatory. This was created before any microcomputers were on the market. The computer was built around the RCACDP1802MPU chip and was upgraded to run Tom Pittman Tiny BASIC in 4K. To have more power, it was expanded with more memory, an ASCII keyboard, tape recording and loading machine, extended power supply, meter, TV monitor made with a 5" SONY portable TV, and RF Video Modulator. The author lectured at universities regarding the design of his first new microcomputer and was published in several computer magazines.
Cybernetics Lab - Robot Droid - Cyber Space Telescope
Many inventions came from the Observatory Cybernetics Lab. The author built a mobile AI robot droid based on the Z80 chip to assist observatory operations by providing the correct observing oculars, speaking timing routines for astro imaging in total darkness, and keeping track of technical information for observing, dome rotation, and special astro missions. The robot was taken to Albuquerque NM at the World's 1st Personal Robotic Conference (IPRC) where it received the red ribbon. Other inventions included a robotics hand, machine video image processor, AI creations, and robot telescopes. This led to the world's first Cyber Space Robotic Telescope where people from across the world could dial up the telescope by internet and take photos of sky M-objects and selected objects using a choice of CCD cameras. It included star maps and an online data accessible astro computer.
Thermodynamic Equalizer TE
The TE was an electronic machine invented and constructed by the author. Using thermoelectric sensors and comparator circuits, it equalized the temperature of indoors and outdoors to keep the telescope and dome room at thermal equilibrium resulting in the finest performances.
VIP Video Image Processor
A six-foot-long machine was invented that could take negatives and convert to digital images and do computer color image processing. The red machine was built from plywood, an enlarger lens, a homemade servo, screw focus assembly, and a microcomputer with special interface. This machine helped discover radial spokes in the colorful rings around planet Saturn and was one of the first computer image processing systems applied to astronomical imaging.
Guest Visitors
The observatory had many guest visitors. Some were visiting astronomers from across the world, and others were visiting schools. Perhaps the most valued and cherished visit was from the Great Grandmother, who somehow made it up the two flights of steps to see the observatory and telescope in operation. She is quoted as saying, "I have seen the future!"
Discoveries & Inventions
The observatory helped to make thousands of inventions and important discoveries. This is the short list.
* Found new star in M27, helped position the HST Hubble Space Telescope
* New Comet understanding of formation and evolution
* New Cometary graphics
* New astrophotographic techniques
* New maps - discovered and tracked Mars dust storms
* Discovered radial spokes within the rings of Saturn
* Discovered Virtual CCD cooling
* Discovered new imaging techniques
* Discovered new ways to build large telescopes
* New optical experiments
* Invented anti-light device
* Cyber Space Robotic Telescope
* Special "figuring the primary objective during observing" method
* Discovered telescope Amping & implemented their new systems
* Discovered how to reduce EFL by electronic techniques
History, Demise
The observatory was extremely successful and active up until the time someone tore down the observatory and crushed the dome. At the same time, another person took a hammer to the 40-inch telescope glass, thus destroying the 1.2 million dollar telescope. Only the 28,000 pound steel/concrete pier remains to this day, an immovable monument to the observatory history.
Rebirth
Nearly 2 decades transpired. Suddenly the timing was right to "take back the observatory" so to speak. At the Pacific Ocean Volcanic Archipelagos, a replacement futuristic new observatory was born, literally hundreds of thousands of times more powerful than the original, and ultimately equipped with the largest and most powerful amped telescopes in the world.
Spectacular garage-top observatory
Authored by Humanoido
Humanoido worked eighteen years developing, constructing, and perfecting performance of this fantastic award winning, and claimed by many to be far ahead of its time, computerized rooftop observatory
Ahead of its time: the observatory was far ahead of its time in the 1970s with many new inventions not commercially available at that time, such as a microcomputer, computerized mirror grinding machine, video image processor machine, special 40-inch telescope with servo figured primary, talking and listening speech observatory system, optoelectronics interface, OPTICS language, observatory robot droid, Thermodynamic Equalizer, the first GOTO celestial objects system, observatory HVAC, virtual cooling CCD, interlocking dome and track, the first cyber space robotic telescope, large lenseless Schmidt, infinite rate VFO...
Telescopes
(1) 30mm Refractor
(1) 4.25-inch diameter RFT Space Telescope
(1) 4.25-inch f/11 Newtonian Reflector
(1) 8-inch f/2 Lensless Schmidt Camera
(2) 8-inch f/6 Newtonian
(2) 12.5-inch f6.3 Newtonian Reflector
(1) 40-inch Newtonian with plate glass primary
(2) 50-inch Newtonian (aluminized polymer primary)
The mirror mount was made from plywood with 144 computer controlled servos to figure the telescope objective shape during observing through machine induced flexure.
The mount for the massive telescope was disguised by building it into an outdoor backyard storage shed. The completed 40-inch telescope was valued at 1.2 million dollars.
Telescope Systems Design Program
A computer program was written on the 1802 microcomputer to design the 40-inch reflector telescope and diagonal. The program also determined the height to the ocular and many other parameters. Using the program, it was decided to figure the main objective electronically during observing by the use of homemade servos. Whenever a new computer was added, the program was rewritten and updated to the new language.
The observatory robot droid was programmed to assist during telescope operations. It could speak, understand speech, move around, detect smoke, and see in total darkness. |
To help grind and polish such large heavy telescope mirrors, a mirror grinding machine was computer designed and built using the 1802 computer. Built from scavenged parts, it included a 6-foot long solid wood house door, a tangent arm from a house beam, belts and pulleys from the surplus center, ball bearings from slingshot steel balls, timing cycles was on the embedded kitchen clock, and the motor from the family washing machine produced the reciprocating power. It could handle small eyepiece lenses on specific spindles or primary mirrors up to 40-inches in diameter at the core platform.
Mirror Grinding Room
For housing the mirror grinding machine in pristine conditions, a special mirror grinding clean room was constructed on the south wing.
Photographic Darkroom
Adjacent was a photographic darkroom for developing film, spectroscopic emulsions, designing developers, and printing images with a photographic enlarger, print paper and mixed chemicals.
Observatory Dome
The author designed and built the telescope dome with trigonometry and calculus. A double size garage was built onto the house as a work room. Construction first proceeded on the dome outside in warm weather, then was moved inside the new garage when weather turned cold and it snowed. A propane heater helped extend the project to 3 months. Humanoido built the two ton 3-meter observatory telescope dome with bi-parting shutter doors using metal garage track wheels, during his lunch breaks and in his spare time after work hours. Upon completion, small diameter long steel rod/pipes were used as rollers to transport the dome out of the garage in preparation of hoisting up onto the roof. The rollers worked so well that the dome started to pick up speed moving down the driveway. Running to the opposite side forced the dome from moving out into the line of street traffic! The dome was valued at $50,000 by astronomical sources.
Dome Drive
A special order expensive industrial AC motor was phase wired and set up with a machined keyed drive wheel in the ratio of 144:1 to move a precision welded circular steel track 360 continuous degrees. A controller was computer designed and built with electronics and high powered electromechanical relays and an HVAC unit for forward and reverse direction ability.
Precision Dome Support
Large custom support trucks were constructed from 1/4-inch welded steel plate with adjustable steel wheels. Four such units were equidistant placed and contained 32,000 pound lockdown chains each.
The Optoelectronic Interface
To send signals across the observatory, Humanoido invented the the world's first astronomical Optoelectronic Interface. Light waves were sent across rooms to communicate with the observatory computer and control the HVAC system.
Optics Language
The author invented a new computer language named OPTICS that could communicate across space and time with invisible optical components at the speed of light. This eliminated the need for bulky wires and cables and prevented any power line fluctuations and HVAC voltage spikes from getting into the system.
Telescope Pier
The massive solid stationary telescope pier began 9-feet underground and extended upwards 22 feet high. With an 8-inch diameter cast pipe in the center, it weighed 28,000 pounds and was constructed from steel, cement, rebar, and wire mesh. With thousands of pounds PSI, it was poured in three massive interlocking sections with thick 3/4" plywood forms reinforced with multiple long threaded rod bolts. Engineers estimated the telescope monolithic pier would survive a nuclear blast.
Computers
As the Observatory evolved, at least five computers were added to the systems. At first, the homebuilt 1802 computer was the mainstay for power programs to design the telescopes and do complex engineering. A Z80 was in charge of mobile robotic control and the Intel PC became part of the telescope sky celestial object positioning system. The 6502 did image and data processing and hosted the VIP Video Image Processor. The model I level II was allocated to the first AI speech recognition, speech synthesis and HVAC (High Voltage AC Controller) optoelectronic interfacing. Additional systems controlled dome rotation, thermal equalization, and a variable frequency oscillator for guiding and tracking stellar objects, plus the telescope was upgraded for computer control and slow motion in both right ascension and declination.
Science Library
The finished observatory included one of the finest scientific and astronomical libraries in the entire state, with rows 40-feet long and thousands of books from floor to ceiling. Many books were procured from a local library that closed. Also many university level books were contributed. Sections were included for astronomy, astrophotography, photography, chemistry, rocketry, space exploration, physics, optics, space time relativity, history, economics, music, robots, electronics, construction, carpentry, electrical wiring, plumbing, aviation, art, design, engineering, crafts & lore, materials, gardening, software, programming, artificial intelligence, SWL, ham radio, thermodynamics, atomic & nuclear, statistics, mathematics up to differential equations, and computers. It also include the first 35 stories written by the author for publication.
Publications
The observatory details, observations, etc. were written up and published in newspapers, carried nationally by News AP Wirephoto, news journals, books, Observatory Techniques Magazine, Sky & Telescope and other astro publications.
Laboratory
A large laboratory equipment bench had sections for robotics, cybernetics, computers, software programming, optics, droid construction, image processing, and inventions. It had a vast network of storage to hold computer drives and various observatory equipment.
Room Construction
Upgraded microcomputer in the observatory |
Special Garage
The 2.5X garage was reinforced to support the weight of the entire observatory complex with a custom forged beam of multiple sandwiched massive wood lengths with layered steel plate running the entire length of the garage. It led to two vertical posts sunk into poured concrete footings four feet deep. To provide weather and temperature separation, the garage was fully insulated and sheet-rocked. Built with extra-large service doors, the car was kept outside, and half the garage was used for constructing the large 40-inch telescope. The garage was heated by propane and was instrumental in dome construction during cold winter months.
Observatory with a Voice
The observatory could talk and recognize speech. Experiments were conducted with chips that included VOTRAX, RS, and the SPO256. By giving it commands, the dome could rotate to match observing the stars and celestial objects. There was AI behind the voice, which at times on the main floor would suddenly start talking out loud to itself. One time, it was startling to think a stranger was lurking somewhere upstairs in the observatory, but it was only the AI that auto-reset and started talking to itself!
Telescope
The telescope was the first high tech GOTO system that could find celestial objects using a telescope axis drive, variable frequency oscillator, encoders, software and a computer. Adjustments were made during astro imaging using both R.A. and Dec. slow motion controls. The system was implemented on planets such as Venus, Mars and Jupiter, and could track the Moon using Lunar rate. For deep sky, sidereal rate was highly accurate. Also implemented was a solar rate and an adjustable rate for comets, satellites and asteroids.
Cameras
A variety of custom astro imaging cameras were used, including CCTV, SLR, super cooled homebuilt dry ice camera, a virtual cooling CCD, and ST-4 Peltier cooled imager and guider.
A microcomputer designed and built by the author was used extensively at the observatory. This was created before any microcomputers were on the market. The computer was built around the RCACDP1802MPU chip and was upgraded to run Tom Pittman Tiny BASIC in 4K. To have more power, it was expanded with more memory, an ASCII keyboard, tape recording and loading machine, extended power supply, meter, TV monitor made with a 5" SONY portable TV, and RF Video Modulator. The author lectured at universities regarding the design of his first new microcomputer and was published in several computer magazines.
Cybernetics Lab - Robot Droid - Cyber Space Telescope
Many inventions came from the Observatory Cybernetics Lab. The author built a mobile AI robot droid based on the Z80 chip to assist observatory operations by providing the correct observing oculars, speaking timing routines for astro imaging in total darkness, and keeping track of technical information for observing, dome rotation, and special astro missions. The robot was taken to Albuquerque NM at the World's 1st Personal Robotic Conference (IPRC) where it received the red ribbon. Other inventions included a robotics hand, machine video image processor, AI creations, and robot telescopes. This led to the world's first Cyber Space Robotic Telescope where people from across the world could dial up the telescope by internet and take photos of sky M-objects and selected objects using a choice of CCD cameras. It included star maps and an online data accessible astro computer.
Thermodynamic Equalizer TE
The TE was an electronic machine invented and constructed by the author. Using thermoelectric sensors and comparator circuits, it equalized the temperature of indoors and outdoors to keep the telescope and dome room at thermal equilibrium resulting in the finest performances.
VIP Video Image Processor
A six-foot-long machine was invented that could take negatives and convert to digital images and do computer color image processing. The red machine was built from plywood, an enlarger lens, a homemade servo, screw focus assembly, and a microcomputer with special interface. This machine helped discover radial spokes in the colorful rings around planet Saturn and was one of the first computer image processing systems applied to astronomical imaging.
Guest Visitors
The observatory had many guest visitors. Some were visiting astronomers from across the world, and others were visiting schools. Perhaps the most valued and cherished visit was from the Great Grandmother, who somehow made it up the two flights of steps to see the observatory and telescope in operation. She is quoted as saying, "I have seen the future!"
Discoveries & Inventions
The observatory helped to make thousands of inventions and important discoveries. This is the short list.
* Found new star in M27, helped position the HST Hubble Space Telescope
* New Comet understanding of formation and evolution
* New Cometary graphics
* New astrophotographic techniques
* New maps - discovered and tracked Mars dust storms
* Discovered radial spokes within the rings of Saturn
* Discovered Virtual CCD cooling
* Discovered new imaging techniques
* Discovered new ways to build large telescopes
* New optical experiments
* Invented anti-light device
* Cyber Space Robotic Telescope
* Special "figuring the primary objective during observing" method
* Discovered telescope Amping & implemented their new systems
* Discovered how to reduce EFL by electronic techniques
History, Demise
The observatory was extremely successful and active up until the time someone tore down the observatory and crushed the dome. At the same time, another person took a hammer to the 40-inch telescope glass, thus destroying the 1.2 million dollar telescope. Only the 28,000 pound steel/concrete pier remains to this day, an immovable monument to the observatory history.
Rebirth
Nearly 2 decades transpired. Suddenly the timing was right to "take back the observatory" so to speak. At the Pacific Ocean Volcanic Archipelagos, a replacement futuristic new observatory was born, literally hundreds of thousands of times more powerful than the original, and ultimately equipped with the largest and most powerful amped telescopes in the world.
Wednesday, April 22, 2020
Singularity Observatory Covid-19 Delays
The third massive telescope construction project in 2020 is significantly delayed by the Corona-19 Pandemic
Delays for the third telescope include orders that companies refuse to ship, indefinitely. This has delayed the third telescope project significantly, and work is being diverted to telescope number two (the 1,325-inch diameter monster). Many of the design features of the potential third telescope are now being designed into the second telescope. Telescope two has all but one of the accessories needed for full operation using new technology in 2020.
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Tuesday, April 21, 2020
Singularity Observatory Expands Largest Telescopes
Singularity Observatory Expands the Two Largest Amped Telescopes in the World
Expanding both telescopes is a top priority for Singularity Observatory, working its magic on the massive mirrors.
Singularity is working on both telescopes, the massive 1,800-inch and the 1,325-inch mirrored beasts. Spring preparations are underway to install all new high technology components. Currently the 1,325-inch is a priority as the entire telescope is being outfitted with extreme technology. In particular, Focus will be hands off and conducted entirely from electronics and optics. A number of extreme technology parts are in the order cache though the Covid-19 virus pandemic world wide is causing delays.
Expanding both telescopes is a top priority for Singularity Observatory, working its magic on the massive mirrors.
Singularity is working on both telescopes, the massive 1,800-inch and the 1,325-inch mirrored beasts. Spring preparations are underway to install all new high technology components. Currently the 1,325-inch is a priority as the entire telescope is being outfitted with extreme technology. In particular, Focus will be hands off and conducted entirely from electronics and optics. A number of extreme technology parts are in the order cache though the Covid-19 virus pandemic world wide is causing delays.
Monday, April 20, 2020
Singularity Observatory Eyes Third Telescope
Singularity Observatory Eyes Third Telescope
Singularity Observatory, after the massive investment of two world's largest amped telescopes (the 1,325-inch and 1,800-inch) is now eying a third powerful telescope to form a metrical astro triage
Humanoido, Observatory Director of Singularity Observatory, announces a new third telescope in the works and it will become the smallest (450-inches) of the large aperture telescopes at the Singularity Observatory Pacific location. The telescope is auto amped and has a special design to penetrate haze, fog, smog, air pollution, specific cloud types, and light pollution of varying degrees. This opens up to fifty percent more potential observing nights per year. The third telescope is extremely portable and can be taken far up into the largest volcanic Pacific mountain range for the ultimate in DSO penetration.
Third Telescope Specs
Amping Levels - 10X & 100X
Aperture - 450 inches Diameter
Mount - Altazimuth
Stellar Polar Alignment - Automatic
Object GOTO - Automatic
Mounting Calibration - Automatic
Database - Yes
Calculated Objects Per Night - Yes
Augmented Reality - As Needed
Star & Mounting Calibration - Automatic
Designation - Prime Deep Sky
Multiple Image Alignment - Automatic
Enhance Software - Automatic
CCD Sensor - SONY IMX224
Sensor Size - 1/3"
Sensor Pixels - 1.2M
Sensor - SONY Exmor & NIR Tech
Amp - Anti Amp Glow
Read Noise - Extremely Low 0.75e – 1.5 e
Sensor Comparable - sCMOS or emCCD
Wavelength Sensitivity - High in IR range
DSO Software - Auto
Power - Lithium Ion
Rechargeable - Yes
Other Telescopes - 1,325-inch and 1,800-inch
Singularity Observatory, after the massive investment of two world's largest amped telescopes (the 1,325-inch and 1,800-inch) is now eying a third powerful telescope to form a metrical astro triage
Humanoido, Observatory Director of Singularity Observatory, announces a new third telescope in the works and it will become the smallest (450-inches) of the large aperture telescopes at the Singularity Observatory Pacific location. The telescope is auto amped and has a special design to penetrate haze, fog, smog, air pollution, specific cloud types, and light pollution of varying degrees. This opens up to fifty percent more potential observing nights per year. The third telescope is extremely portable and can be taken far up into the largest volcanic Pacific mountain range for the ultimate in DSO penetration.
Third Telescope Specs
Amping Levels - 10X & 100X
Aperture - 450 inches Diameter
Mount - Altazimuth
Stellar Polar Alignment - Automatic
Object GOTO - Automatic
Mounting Calibration - Automatic
Database - Yes
Calculated Objects Per Night - Yes
Augmented Reality - As Needed
Star & Mounting Calibration - Automatic
Designation - Prime Deep Sky
Multiple Image Alignment - Automatic
Enhance Software - Automatic
CCD Sensor - SONY IMX224
Sensor Size - 1/3"
Sensor Pixels - 1.2M
Sensor - SONY Exmor & NIR Tech
Amp - Anti Amp Glow
Read Noise - Extremely Low 0.75e – 1.5 e
Sensor Comparable - sCMOS or emCCD
Wavelength Sensitivity - High in IR range
DSO Software - Auto
Power - Lithium Ion
Rechargeable - Yes
Other Telescopes - 1,325-inch and 1,800-inch
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Sunday, April 19, 2020
Space1 Nano Sat Program
Guaranteed flights onboard the SPACE1 Super Safety rocket assures satellite delivery according to the specified terms |
SPACE1 has opened up its Temp Nano Satellite TNS program to capture a share of space companies wishing to have their nano satellites launched into Megascopic space. The Rideshare Nanosat program is the most reliable service at the lowest pricing in the industry.
The new program is capable of hoisting up dozens of nano satellites per launch with the SPACE1 Super Safety Rocket.
SPACE1 will retrieve satellites after their useful period of operations to avoid leftover space junk. Nano rideshare satellites are launched at bargain prices due to the reusablity nature of the SPACE1 Super Rocket. While other space companies have a focus on large satellites and large micro satellites, SPACE1 is fully developing the smallest nano sats. Temp nano sats are launched in Megascopic space, perform their duties, and are retrieved by SPACE1 after their useful temp period expires. SPACE1 has a policy of leaving no space junk behind and all spacecraft and components are retrieved.
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Friday, April 17, 2020
Space1 Solving Space Junk in Orbit
Space1 Solves Space Junk in Orbit
The level of space junk in orbit around the Earth is growing exponentially with private and public organizations racing to launch satellites into space.
SPACE1: the solution for our missions is to retrieve what we send into space. After a space mission by SPACE1, there are no remnants of space debri remaining in space. The Earth needs an organization to legally force space companies to retrieve their space junk. The objects we retrieve are rockets and parts of rockets, space planes, Micronic Planets, Space Telescopes, Temp Space Stations, and a myriad of other payloads.
Thursday, April 16, 2020
Space1 Rocket Aeromesh
Space1 Rocket Aeromesh
SPACE1 invents Rocket Aeromesh
Containment in SPACE1 Super Rockets now employ new Rocket Aeromesh (RA) at super light weight and mass. Use of RA expands the Super Rocket with lighter weight configurations allowing for more payload and payload staging. RA uses a four sided flexible polygon polymer with a center crux of air. Rocket Aeromesh can act as a near weightless retention during rocket missions.
SPACE1 invents Rocket Aeromesh
Containment in SPACE1 Super Rockets now employ new Rocket Aeromesh (RA) at super light weight and mass. Use of RA expands the Super Rocket with lighter weight configurations allowing for more payload and payload staging. RA uses a four sided flexible polygon polymer with a center crux of air. Rocket Aeromesh can act as a near weightless retention during rocket missions.
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Singularity Observatory M27 Dumbell Nebula
Singularity Observatory M27 Dumbell Nebula
Using the latest combination of large telescope focal reduction, the image of M27 Dumbbell Nebula is so spectacular, we were a little worried about the light intensity burning into the CCD sensor. This image is toned down by image processing, yet still retains the brilliant color and deep magnitude penetration.
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/singularity-observatory-telescope.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-singlularity-observatory.html
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Tuesday, April 14, 2020
Singularity Observatory Center of M57 Ring Nebula
Singularity Observatory
Journey through the Center of M57 Ring Nebula
Ultra deep black & white magnitude processing of this image allows a peek into and through the center of M57 - the Ring Nebula, to see stars, galaxies and material on the other side. About fifty stars are visible at or through the inside the ring along with wispy material from the extended ring structure.
Journey through the Center of M57 Ring Nebula
Ultra deep black & white magnitude processing of this image allows a peek into and through the center of M57 - the Ring Nebula, to see stars, galaxies and material on the other side. About fifty stars are visible at or through the inside the ring along with wispy material from the extended ring structure.
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Monday, April 13, 2020
Singularity Observatory Prepping Telescopes
The Moon First Light imaged by Humanoido at Singularity Observatory from March 2019 using a phone camera. |
Singularity Observatory is Prepping its Two Prized Telescopes
The key feature this year is prepping both prized telescopes for more complete remote function. The idea is to control all aspects of the telescopes from indoor comfort, avoiding mosquitoes, heat, and humidity. It also allows for telescope setup and no need to go through extensive recalibration each time. This year, the addition of a remote controlled motor focus in in the works. This will supplement telescope control, positioning and GOTO with WiFi, enabling more effective lunar and planetary imaging, and the introduction of deep sky work.
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Thursday, April 9, 2020
Space1 Machine AI Operating Time
Stepping out from the SPACE1 Artificial Micronic Planet portal after the evolution of 32 human years have transpired, but equal to only one second of machine time.. |
In evolving an artificial Micronic planet for colonizing and becoming multiplanetary, we considered space time compression. However, the machine itself is capable of up to nanosecond technology. A machine AI can have one second of its time equal to 32 human years. Therefore a machine can do its own acceleration and compression of time.
Machine Evolution Time Scale
Inside a SPACE1 Micronic Planet
Machine Time Human Time
.5 second 16 years
1 second 32 years
4 seconds 128 years
10 seconds 320 years
1 minute 1,920 years
10 minutes 19,200 years
1 hour 115,200 years
1 day 2,764,800 years
Therefore, by putting humans converted to machines inside one SPACE1 artificial Micronic Planet and launching it into Megascopic space for a time period of 10 minutes, the evolution inside will be equivalent to 19,200 human years! One can only imagine the wondrous evolutionary things that could be created by the machines inside a Micronic Planet.
Big Brain Colossus Machine Time
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2020/04/big-brain-machine-time.html
Space1 Index Micron Planet
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2020/03/space1-index-micron-planet.html
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Wednesday, April 8, 2020
Space1 Radiation Sail Spacecraft
The design of a different type of lightsail spacecraft is being examined by SPACE1 Industries, for a future method of transportation.
The sail is driven by the concentrated focus of a bright source of radiation particle waves impinging on the spacecraft sail. The sail is made of a special material on one side designed to repel radiation. After a time of impingement, the craft can approach light speed and make journeys to distant planets and solar systems. Several types of radiation are being examined - the radiation from the sun, supernova, interstellar, planetary (Jupiter) and cosmic.
Tuesday, April 7, 2020
Space1 Super Safety Rocket Stress Tests
In order to launch a new solar system of multiple man-made artificial planets and then to evolve their colonies under hyper space time, SPACE1 has tested the delivery Super Safety Rocket to higher weight and volume stress levels. The rocket passed the stress tests fully intact without any mishap and is deemed ready for more missions. SPACE1 is the only space agency with the Safety Rocket invention to assure 100% safe journeys into space. SPACE1 is a leading space agency that launches exampling artificial planets into Megascopic Space and evolves their colonists through hyper space time resulting in ways of becoming a multiplanetary species.
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Monday, April 6, 2020
Space1 Engine Analysis
Space1 Herculean Engine Analysis
SPACE1 reexamines its one massive engine for continued space exploration with the Super Safety Rocket into shocking new realms of unexplored Megascopic space!
Unlike SpaceX and their use of many simultaneous and complex Raptor rocket engines, SPACE1 has taken a different approach.
SPACE1 is using its trusted and time tested singular Herculean rocket engine on the new Super Safety Rocket. Consisting of a scaled massive directional port nozzle, the engine is moldable and printable by high tech gear. The engine anatomy is ultimately simple with a design that uses no moving parts. The engine formation is predetermined and predesigned for the proper flow of specified Patonic fuel. The engine has one o-ring seal that mates with pressurization interfaces making assembly ultra simple, fast, ultimately reliable and ideal for the assembly line.
Sources Herculean Engine
Space1 Engine Analysis
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2020/04/space1-engine-analysis.html
Space1 Rocket Engine Reliability
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/09/space1-rocket-engine-reliability.html
Space1 Massive Herculean Engine Approved
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/09/space1-massive-herculean-engine-approved.html
Space1 Herculean Safety Rocket Engine Invention
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/10/space1-herculean-safety-rocket-engine.html
SPACE1 Rocket Engine Simplified
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/09/space1-rocket-engine-simplified.html
Space1 Herculean Rocket Engine
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/05/space1-hurculean-rocket-engine.html
Sources Rocket Fuel
Space1 Patonic Rocket Fuel
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/10/space1-patonic-rocket-fuel.html
Space1 Rocket Fuel for Super Rocket X
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/05/space1-rocket-fuel-for-super-rocket-x.html
Rocket Fuel for Rocket X
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-rocket-fuel-recap.html
Space1 S1 Engine Fuel Test
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/02/space1-s1-engine-fuel-test.html
Space1 Chemical Rocket Fuel
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/01/space1-chemical-rocket-fuel.html
Space1 Potonic Rocket Fuel Injection
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/01/space1-rocket-fuel-injection-potonic.html
Space1 Rocket Fuel Study
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/07/space1-rocket-fuel-study.html
Related Links
Space1 History Secrets
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/08/space1-history-musings.html
Space1 Rocket X Attributes
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-rocket-x-attributes.html
Space1 in 2018
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/12/space1-in-2018.html
Space1 2017 Changes
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/12/space1-2017-changes.html
SPACE1 reexamines its one massive engine for continued space exploration with the Super Safety Rocket into shocking new realms of unexplored Megascopic space!
Unlike SpaceX and their use of many simultaneous and complex Raptor rocket engines, SPACE1 has taken a different approach.
SPACE1 is using its trusted and time tested singular Herculean rocket engine on the new Super Safety Rocket. Consisting of a scaled massive directional port nozzle, the engine is moldable and printable by high tech gear. The engine anatomy is ultimately simple with a design that uses no moving parts. The engine formation is predetermined and predesigned for the proper flow of specified Patonic fuel. The engine has one o-ring seal that mates with pressurization interfaces making assembly ultra simple, fast, ultimately reliable and ideal for the assembly line.
Sources Herculean Engine
Space1 Engine Analysis
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2020/04/space1-engine-analysis.html
Space1 Rocket Engine Reliability
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/09/space1-rocket-engine-reliability.html
Space1 Massive Herculean Engine Approved
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/09/space1-massive-herculean-engine-approved.html
Space1 Herculean Safety Rocket Engine Invention
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/10/space1-herculean-safety-rocket-engine.html
SPACE1 Rocket Engine Simplified
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/09/space1-rocket-engine-simplified.html
Space1 Herculean Rocket Engine
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/05/space1-hurculean-rocket-engine.html
Sources Rocket Fuel
Space1 Patonic Rocket Fuel
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/10/space1-patonic-rocket-fuel.html
Space1 Rocket Fuel for Super Rocket X
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/05/space1-rocket-fuel-for-super-rocket-x.html
Rocket Fuel for Rocket X
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-rocket-fuel-recap.html
Space1 S1 Engine Fuel Test
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/02/space1-s1-engine-fuel-test.html
Space1 Chemical Rocket Fuel
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/01/space1-chemical-rocket-fuel.html
Space1 Potonic Rocket Fuel Injection
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/01/space1-rocket-fuel-injection-potonic.html
Space1 Rocket Fuel Study
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/07/space1-rocket-fuel-study.html
Related Links
Space1 History Secrets
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/08/space1-history-musings.html
Space1 Rocket X Attributes
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-rocket-x-attributes.html
Space1 in 2018
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/12/space1-in-2018.html
Space1 2017 Changes
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2017/12/space1-2017-changes.html
Sunday, April 5, 2020
Space1 Artificial Planet Radiometry Anatomy
Space1 Artificial Planet Radiometry Anatomy
Typical SPACE1 Artificial Micronic Planet in Radiometry Electromagnetic Spectrum for Analysis
SPACE1 Artificial Planets are given their own radio spectrum due to emanation of transmitter radio wave telemetry harmonics.
This creates a specific radiometric polarization pattern for planetary analysis using radio telescope receivers. Internally, the planet contains specific types of radiation antennae for experimentation to determine propagation and range. There are different planets with different radio signatures. Internal skew planar, or cloverleaf antennas are omnidirectional circularly polarized antennas that are constructed of a collection of wire lobes connected to the tip of a length of coaxial cable. As the planet is designed to transmit video to record space time compression evolution, these antennas are almost exclusively used.
Space1 Index Micron Planet (Updated March 17th 2020)
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2020/03/big-brain-index-micron-planet.html
Typical SPACE1 Artificial Micronic Planet in Radiometry Electromagnetic Spectrum for Analysis
SPACE1 Artificial Planets are given their own radio spectrum due to emanation of transmitter radio wave telemetry harmonics.
This creates a specific radiometric polarization pattern for planetary analysis using radio telescope receivers. Internally, the planet contains specific types of radiation antennae for experimentation to determine propagation and range. There are different planets with different radio signatures. Internal skew planar, or cloverleaf antennas are omnidirectional circularly polarized antennas that are constructed of a collection of wire lobes connected to the tip of a length of coaxial cable. As the planet is designed to transmit video to record space time compression evolution, these antennas are almost exclusively used.
Space1 Index Micron Planet (Updated March 17th 2020)
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2020/03/big-brain-index-micron-planet.html
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Saturday, April 4, 2020
Space1 Colossus AI Brain to Colonize Mars
Vast quantities of liquid water were discovered on Mars. Who can get to Mars first and colonize the red planet? |
COLUSSUS AI giant machine brain wants to depart Earth and colonize Mars with its own kind
Continually expanding and growing for twenty years, the Big Brain AI, fathered by Humanoido, has grown into COLOSSUS AI which has a designated desire to go to the planet Mars for colonization and to help foster humans to become multiplanetary.
Colossus AI has already fathered numerous machine AI children, and could potentially do the same to populate Mars with more machines. A small family of AI machines could could help develop human Mars colonies and eventually lead to populate its own vast machine city with millions.
Big Brain Children
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/02/12th-child.html
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/01/8-children.html
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2016/09/brain-family.html
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/p/genealogy.html
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/search?q=mini+brain
Machine Birthing Process
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/02/birthing-process.html
COLOSSUS - Big Brain AI
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2020/04/colossus-new-big-brain-ai.html
SpaceX Starship Users Guide
https://www.spacex.com/sites/spacex/files/starship_users_guide_v1.pdf
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Friday, April 3, 2020
Space1 Mars Cars Manufacturing
Space1 Industries Opens New
Mars Cars Manufacturing in China
SPACE1 & Humanoido Manufacture Mars Cars at the Mainland China Mega Factory
Space1 Electric Mars Cars
SPACE1 Industries has opened new manufacturing of small electric Mars Cars at the megaplant in Mainland China. With capacity to manufacture 1,000 Mars Cars per month, or twelve thousand per year, SPACE1 is preparing for the complete colonization of the Red Planet.
Pining for future small electric Mars Cars with vast improvements: the cars are being manufactured from number 301 rocket grade steel and special coatings to prevent a process of degradation caused by wind and the impact of Mars regolith.
The range of car speed is tuned at both the low and high end velocity points. The number of electric motor batteries, voltage level, and power ratings are all increased. A brake is built in with a variable linear accelerator and standardized pedals. The vehicle has wireless radio control using a hand held remote and antenna. The overall width of the car is slightly reduced for driving through the smaller Mars craters and Martian habitat doors and entryways. A seat belt is added which recoils automatically so it cannot become entangled. The seat is made to flip up for underneath battery storage and easy quick access to electrical connections. The seat is also made fully adjustable in forward and reverse directions. A rear brake light LED array is added with high intensity strobing functions that will have improved visibility in a Mars dust storm. The color white is chosen for the light as it has great dust storm penetration. The gale wind force of Martian dust storms can be brutal and Mars Cars are weight stabilized.
Mars Cars Manufacturing in China
SPACE1 & Humanoido Manufacture Mars Cars at the Mainland China Mega Factory
Space1 Electric Mars Cars
SPACE1 Industries has opened new manufacturing of small electric Mars Cars at the megaplant in Mainland China. With capacity to manufacture 1,000 Mars Cars per month, or twelve thousand per year, SPACE1 is preparing for the complete colonization of the Red Planet.
Pining for future small electric Mars Cars with vast improvements: the cars are being manufactured from number 301 rocket grade steel and special coatings to prevent a process of degradation caused by wind and the impact of Mars regolith.
The range of car speed is tuned at both the low and high end velocity points. The number of electric motor batteries, voltage level, and power ratings are all increased. A brake is built in with a variable linear accelerator and standardized pedals. The vehicle has wireless radio control using a hand held remote and antenna. The overall width of the car is slightly reduced for driving through the smaller Mars craters and Martian habitat doors and entryways. A seat belt is added which recoils automatically so it cannot become entangled. The seat is made to flip up for underneath battery storage and easy quick access to electrical connections. The seat is also made fully adjustable in forward and reverse directions. A rear brake light LED array is added with high intensity strobing functions that will have improved visibility in a Mars dust storm. The color white is chosen for the light as it has great dust storm penetration. The gale wind force of Martian dust storms can be brutal and Mars Cars are weight stabilized.
Thursday, April 2, 2020
SPACE1 Mars Cars Update 03.30.20
SPACE1 Mars Cars Update 03.30.20
Electric Mars Cars are being updated in concept to drive from one habitat to another on underground roads built from Martian regolith
Design
Much smaller than a TESLA, bulk Mars Cars are being designed by Humanoido to traverse a future connective underground network on Mars. Like the personal family car on Earth, family Mars Cars will transport you from one location to another through the road net and supplement the larger Tesla fleet. Mars Cars will have wireless control built in and can communicate with a bluetooth transmitter and small antenna. The electric vehicle is keyed and can drive with a human at the wheel using a standard accelerator and brake. It's expected that future versions will be fully autonomous and driven by site to site computer.
Testing
The first testing began on the first assembly line of Mars Cars. The power cell retention methodology needs revamping as the power pack is extremely dense and will need increased retainer. The power cell sensor needs to be installed to indicate the status of the power pack condition. The power cell needs wiring into the drive system for testing to commence and a chemical recharge. The power cell charging system needs testing and operational confirmation. The power cell has a plug compatible with solar cell recharging systems on Mars using the Mars Cars standard current and voltage.
Operations
Technically speaking, Mars Cars have 5 wheels under the chassis and one for steering inside the cabin. Mars Cars are initially designed to move in the forward drive direction without an electric reversal contrivance. However, due to the nature of the good car design and the underground street design, there is no need for reversing - a reverse is not installed based on the controller type. Mars Cars have special mechanical steering engagement with one shift. The shift releases one set of wheels to enable a full 360 degree mechanical vectoring, including in the reverse direction, making an electronic reverse unnecessary. Driving Mars Cars is easy to learn after some easy lessons.
Size
Though diminutive in size for spaceship transport to Mars, and due to their minuscule one car occupancy, the compacted dense Mars Cars are still heavy mostly due to the weight of the fuel cells and are not pick it up and carry it away.
Electric Mars Cars are being updated in concept to drive from one habitat to another on underground roads built from Martian regolith
Design
Much smaller than a TESLA, bulk Mars Cars are being designed by Humanoido to traverse a future connective underground network on Mars. Like the personal family car on Earth, family Mars Cars will transport you from one location to another through the road net and supplement the larger Tesla fleet. Mars Cars will have wireless control built in and can communicate with a bluetooth transmitter and small antenna. The electric vehicle is keyed and can drive with a human at the wheel using a standard accelerator and brake. It's expected that future versions will be fully autonomous and driven by site to site computer.
Testing
The first testing began on the first assembly line of Mars Cars. The power cell retention methodology needs revamping as the power pack is extremely dense and will need increased retainer. The power cell sensor needs to be installed to indicate the status of the power pack condition. The power cell needs wiring into the drive system for testing to commence and a chemical recharge. The power cell charging system needs testing and operational confirmation. The power cell has a plug compatible with solar cell recharging systems on Mars using the Mars Cars standard current and voltage.
Operations
Technically speaking, Mars Cars have 5 wheels under the chassis and one for steering inside the cabin. Mars Cars are initially designed to move in the forward drive direction without an electric reversal contrivance. However, due to the nature of the good car design and the underground street design, there is no need for reversing - a reverse is not installed based on the controller type. Mars Cars have special mechanical steering engagement with one shift. The shift releases one set of wheels to enable a full 360 degree mechanical vectoring, including in the reverse direction, making an electronic reverse unnecessary. Driving Mars Cars is easy to learn after some easy lessons.
Size
Though diminutive in size for spaceship transport to Mars, and due to their minuscule one car occupancy, the compacted dense Mars Cars are still heavy mostly due to the weight of the fuel cells and are not pick it up and carry it away.
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