Space1 New Opening of Space Processing Lab

SPACE1 Opens Asiatic Pacific Ocean High Technology Space Processing Lab & Center for Advanced Spacecraft Data Analysis

The new lab has all the bells and whistles, with the highest technology and most powerful array of new computers for technical management, establishing core mission details, processing and data analysis.

With the increasing complexity of space missions, such as the recent Manned Mission Moon Polar Orbiter and the upcoming Manned Moon Landing, it becomes imperative to have the most powerful high technology space processing laboratory and center for advanced spacecraft data analysis.

The supercomputers are transferred to the laboratory, along with numerous high powered computers and AI life forms with the latest software and supporting equipment and inventions. The Lab will support the upcoming lunar missions and the manned lunar landing. Humanoido is the Director of both the Lab and Processing Center.

Already results are pouring in from the lunar polar orbiter mission:
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-moon-polar-orbiter-mission.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-lunar-south-polar-mission-results.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-lunar-south-polar-orbiter.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-lunar-orbiter-flyby-cube.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-lunar-polar-orbiter-first-photo.html

Space1 Earth Space Workshop

EARTH SPACE CENTER

Space1 released design ideas for its Earth Space Center. The unique aspects of the ESW are its fin solar arrays and space capsule nose cone.

One idea is to combine the fin solar arrays with the space station rocket in the previous design study. The capsule becomes the flight bridge for flying the space station and a design maintained for parking Delta Wing Flyers on the craft.

This modifies the space station to include the rocket, nose space capsule command flight center, solar panel solar arrays, self contained space station, and attached Delta Wing Flyers.

The entire vehicle is slowly rotated to position the solar panels and distribute temperature of the hull evenly.

A single centerline rocket engine propel the craft into space. In the event of a recovery, the entire craft can parachute back to the Earth or specific DeltaWing Flyers can become return lifeboats.

The primary added function provided by the Earth Space Center is a viable approach to solar panels. The vehicle is a long term solution to a longer stay in space by astronaut space tourists.

The spacecenter is viewed as a possible bee-hive of activity, with delivery vehicles coming and going, space tourist being ferried to the station, a workshop of conducted research and activities, space vessels delivering food, water and supplies, Delta Wing Flyers returning astronauts to the Earth and providing mobile space flight vessels for space tourism, and an observation post for stellar cartography and Earth observation missions. Also the command center for the space telescope would gather data for analysis.

Model concepts based on NASA Skylab, the Apollo rocket body, and a Gemini mission capsule.

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Space1 Earth Observation Center

Space1 Earth Observation Center will keep tabs on the Earth as well as related space parameters,
rocket performance and atmosphere dynamics

Space1 has an international presence in Taiwan where the EOC will undergo testing

Space1 is continuing development of the EOC Earth Observation Center. This is a self contained module capable of wide scale imagery of the Earth throughout the mission, from launch to apogee, and all through recovery. Tests of a larger working unit have already provided stunning results.

Main Functions
Aside from providing important mission launch and recovery data for analysis, it also can be used for the construction of Mercator projection maps, soil analysis, structure study, and analyze the design of space ports. The EOC can be instrumental in achieving Mercator projection mapping of the Earth's surface at an oblique angle or nearly perpendicular to the ground. It can study clouds as it nears and/or passes through their dynamics. The EOC can observe the rocket itself during the mission and look for anomalies, or rate and measure performance. It can also do infrared and ultraviolet soil and farm crops spectrum analysis and survey the launching space port property. The EOC determines the flight path of the rocket and its point of landing. Telemetry can transmit the data from the EOS thus facilitating tracking and recovery.

Additional Functions
The EOC can also record and deduce rocket performance from imagery analysis, thus improving flight dynamics for future missions. It can check rocket yaw, pitch and roll, and determine the relative alignment of external rocket fins. It can determine balance anomalies and stability of the rocket and its return performance and parachute functioning, mounting and stability. EOC can do fundamental rocket performance timing, determining the time of launch, apogee and recovery. This EOC data can also determine rocket velocity and the point of ejection. Sensing vibration, the EOC can better determine measure points, and help assist in making the astronauts ride smoother. The EOC might also record changes in climate and surface features over time with multiple launches, and serve as a monitor to land, farm, ranch and city conditions and changes.

Miniaturization
The next step is to miniaturize the module by using the smallest sensors available at good performance.  Miniature parts, components, and structures for the EOC already exist and are awaiting electronics assembly work.

The EOC in Taiwan
The EOC will undergo testing in Taiwan. Taiwan is located as an island in East Asia and is comprised of the main body and numerous surrounding islands.

The island of Taiwan lies some 110 miles off the southeastern coast of mainland China, which lies across the Taiwan Strait, and has an area of 13,855 square miles.

The East China Sea lies to the north, the Philippine Sea to the east, the Bashi Channel of the Luzon Strait directly to the south, and the South China Sea to the southwest. All are arms of the Pacific Ocean.

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Space1 Information Center

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Space1 is working on a creation spinoff from the Space1 Time Line at:

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This is being transformed into an information center based on the database index of Space1 posts currently are in its three year time span at this location:

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When more complete, a new link URL will be given for the Online Information Center.

The proposal Online Information Center groups together under one roof all the space inventions and has sections about studies, papers, research, resources, references, projects, designs, proposals, etc. To accomplish this, the actual posted time line will be expanded to include a more comprehensive time line list of topics.

This will become a massive information center for Space1 online. This is not a modifiable Wiki, but rather a massive data base for retrieval of information. So far it looks like amazing potential as there are many things Space1 has accomplished in the almost 3 years of operations.

Space1 has an index of all space1 posts with referenced location links. The time line can become a massive online information research center itself for space1, with links to thousands of topics and points of research, reference and development. Envisioned, the information center will have more sections on various robots, rockets, and technology topics. The completion schedule depends on available time dedicated to this project and the number of staff working on it.

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Space1 Autonomous Space Center

Space1 is moving closer to the development of an Autonomous Space Center. The ASC has greater ability to automatically function without the complete intervention of humans. This advanced concept simplifies space flight operations.

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Space1 Relocation

Space1 is expanding operations throughout the USA during Summer 2016

Space1 is doing an international Summer relocation to the USA for the launch of up to 15 space rockets and to continue construction on the new Space Center. The move is scheduled to take place in May, after the receipt of the latest rocket parts orders. This time around, rocket parts and a new computer will be transported to the USA for use at the Rocket Space Lab.

Space1 is changing the way we travel in space, with a new venture and new methods of launching space safety rockets for safe and peaceful tourism into space. Space1 tours are tested and deemed 100% safe and employ new innovations in space travel to assure the safety of all astronauts. For more information, consult the cache of over 150 Space1 pages linked at the index or write to space1usa (at) gmail (dot) com.

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