Space1 Space Energy Cloud Study

Clouds command splayed solar energy power rays across the Troposphere

SPACE1 Has Big Eye on Space Energy
High above the Earth at the borderline encompassing the fringe of space that connects to the ring of upper atmosphere in plain sight is the greatest indicator of energy levels. Clouds clearly show the energy which can be ascertained by their study, of shape, movements, size and mass, content of vapor, rate of travel, acceleration or deceleration, direction of motion, density, reflectivity, barometric pressure, RH relative humidity, changing malleability, splaying or sectional concentration of sunlight, heat distribution, air pockets, turbulence, contortions and morphing. This energy is a good indicator of when to launch a rocket, and when not to launch. It can also predict weather and help determine the extent of seeing conditions for telescopic observation.

Space1 Touring Clouds through the Troposphere

TOURING CLOUDS During the Near Space Program NSP conducted by Humanoido and the Big Brain, the space craft traveled up to the clouds, entered into and passed through the clouds, and emerged above on top of the clouds during a space journey through the Troposphere. Throughout various space flights, over 70 cloud images were taken for study and examination. As the cloud type can determine the altitude of a rising space craft, the observations can be very important.

Space tourists taking the Space1 safety rocket transport into space may have the opportunity to enjoy a great variety of cloud types and by memorizing their shapes, a space traveler might know the general rocket distance from the Earth when moving through the upward Troposphere journey.

LOW ALTITUDE CLOUDS
0-2kM Temperate Zone
0-2kM Tropics Zone
Stratus, Stratocumulus, Cumulus*, Towering Cumulus**, Cumulonimbus*, Towering Cumulonimbus**, Nimbostratus*, Fog
*   Can extend into medium level
** Can extend high level

MEDIUM ALTITUDE CLOUDS
2-4 kM Temperate Zone
2-7 kM Tropics Zone
Altostratus, Altocumulus, Nimbostratus*
* Can exist in low level

HIGH ALTITUDE CLOUDS
3-8 kM Temperate Zone
5-14 kM Tropics Zone
Cirrus, Cirrocumulus, Cirrostratus, Towering Cumulus*, Towering Cumulonimbus*, Contrails
* Can exist in low level

Cloud Identification During "Near Space" Flights
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/08/altitude-from-cloud-type.html

Index
http://space1usa.blogspot.tw/2015/12/space1-index_16.html