Space1 Rocket Assembly Line

SPACE ROCKET ASSEMBLY LINE
Humanoido over at the Space1 warehouse assembly crew has developed the Space Rocket Assembly Line. This is the first known rocket assembly line in the world! It will be the first assembly line to assemble an entire fleet of new large flight established Safety Rockets for space tourism and other space travel purposes.

Now that Space1 has patterned its latest and largest massive space safety rocket, it can be injected into a new assembly line for more rapid development and assembly. An assembly line can more rapidly build new multiple rockets for a full fleet for use in 2017. 

This is the first time assembly line production crew will be used to construct rockets for space flights and space tourism. At left, a massive tank serves as the rocket body, bracketed in the horizontal tanking position on a retainer tower.

Above: Retouched photo with branding removed so as not to reveal tank sources and suppliers. The vertical tank is rolled out on a temporary tower holding bracket securing the main body cylinder for assembly of the base components.

At the base, the main rocket body will receive extremely large and massive finnage to provide added stability and control during rocket flights into the Troposphere. These are welded to the tank using a special positioning tool. The devices were perfected during the assembly and testing of the first Space1 rocket, photo published on another page. However, the shape of these devices have improved since 2014.

July 30th, 2017
Overseas assembly is temporary halted and workers are on sabbaticals or working on other jobs due to the current overly hot weather spell with daytime temperatures reaching 122 degrees F.

Such hot temperatures cause typhoons to form in the Pacific Ocean. Recently two typhoons crossed the island of Taiwan. Work will resume after the retreat of typhoon Nepal when temperatures plummet to 185 degrees for a while.

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Space1 Anatomy of a Space Capsule

Space1 introduces the conceptual anatomy of a space capsule

The capsule is the crew compartment where the astronauts stay most of the time. There are several main considerations and patterns about a rocket space capsule. Here are some generalizations.

1) The space capsule houses astronauts, is the location where astronauts sit during take off and landing, and is where the command captain sits to control the spacecraft
2) The capsule is generally no larger than the diameter of the rocket
3) The capsule extends from the wide diameter side to a narrow top side
4) The shape is for greater aerodynamics in penetrating the atmosphere
5) The wide base helps create drag during reentry

In Space1 rocket designs, the capsule has variations. In one variation, the astronauts do not sit at the top of the rocket. This ensures that a rough parachute landing will not disturb the most valuable cargo. The crew compartment is located farther back, closer to the middle of the rocket where strong bulk heads exist. The offers more protection to the crew compartment /capsule.

In other designs, the space capsule is at the top of the rocket where it can be ejected from the rest of the rocket and returned via its own parachute. This lessens the mass of the capsule making it lighter for a softer landing. The tourist capsule may have greater window space, and in some designs - surround windows know as picture windows, to give spectacular tourism views.

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