SPACE1 Industries has developed a new space telescope that remains compatible with the Dynanomic Dimension
ABOVE: This space telescope image was taken by an astronaut who carried the space telescope into space while riding a spacecraft and took this image of a planetary system through the craft's window.
Above - the first spacetime calibration image for the SST SPACE1 Industries Space Telescope
Left - a new SPACE1 telescope is being designed for the Dynamonic mission
Above - the first spacetime calibration image for the SST SPACE1 Industries Space Telescope
Years in the making, the new SPACE1 Industries Space Telescope (SST) is the world's first Dynanomic Space Telescope - small, lightweight, easily transportable and hosts a variety of electronics and telemetry capabilities. The top image above shows capabilities of the previous SPACE1 Industries Space Telescope and how deep it can go to image solar systems far beyond the Earth. The telescope is designed with spectacular features such as 10x and 100x amping abilities, auto ranging, and infinity focus. The telescope is nearly weightless and can be transported to space very efficiently at pennies on the dollar. The non disclosed aperture, if it were 1.5-inch, the transformation would give 15-inch and 150-inch telescopes far exceeding the HST Hubble Space Telescope's aperture (94-inch). The SST works in the Dynanomic Dimension by attaching itself to the Dyno and switching on during mission.
Raw Aperture in Inches, 10x Amping, 100x Amping
.5 05 050
1 10 100
1.5 15 150
2 20 200
2.5 25 250
3 30 300
3.5 35 350
4 40 400
5 50 500
10 100 1000
