Read how it works... Many rocket and space programs today are gearing up towards larger and larger rockets until they become the largest in world history (1). At this point, only the richest entrepreneurs, like Elon Musk (2) Robert Bigelow (3) and Jeff Bezos (4) who are worth billions of dollars, can pursue their own space programs. What about the rest of us? How can a proportional investment become billions? It's all in the representation!
Blockchain-related topics are extremely hot nowadays and cryptocurrencies is one of those. SPACE1 decided to launch a series of foundations encompassing such things as blockchain, cryptocurrency, bit space coin, smart contracts and ICOs pertaining to the viability of a commercial space program.
The advantages of a large rocket are many - it can carry more people into space, it can reach orbit more easily, and it can loft the largest satellites and payloads. However, what happens if the role is reversed and we make the smallest rockets and a tiny space program? SPACE1 investigates the latter.
— the bit space coin is worth billions, proportionately speaking —
Having designed and built the largest rockets in 2014, SPACE1 has undergone a ramping up and down of rocket size and space program size. There's a very significant difference between large and small - basic cost. By decreasing the size of the rocket and decreasing the size of the supporting space program, the cost is minimized substantially. For a rough example, by representing a special proportional Space Coin investment, dollars become thousands of dollars, hundreds of dollars become millions, and thousands become billions of dollars. Stay tuned to SPACE1 Industries to learn more.
(1) SpaceX is developing massively large rockets like the Falcon Heavy and Starship with Super Heavy https://www.spacex.com/
(2) Elon Musk is the billionaire owner of SpaceX, developing a spaceship to Mars https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elon_Musk
(3) Robert Bigelow https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Bigelow
is the Founder of Bigelow Aerospace, developing inflatable habitats https://bigelowaerospace.com/
(4) Blue Origin is owned by billionaire Jeff Bezos https://www.blueorigin.com/
