Space1 Monday's EM Launch

Space1 launches into space are successful because they avoid space junk

EM Spacecraft Launched Today
Breaking News! Spectacular Launch on Monday February 25th 2019

The EM spacecraft launched today for the 7th consecutive space launch this week (a space launch every day for an entire week), setting all new records. The flight test of the experimental prototype spacecraft, with its Hyper Speed Electro Mag drive, was at the full throttle of blazing speed, roaring across the sky to achieve High Point. High Point in the sky is the vector position where the EM drive spacecraft can make tests safely and not become burdened with the thousands of pieces of space junk in orbit around the Earth.

Space1 EM Vision

EM Drive Design Key to Vision
Seeing with EM
The SPACE1 EM spacecraft "rocket substitute" invented by Humanoido is designed with the Hyper EM Drive and moves extremely fast at a blinding 232,500 times faster than a speeding bullet and faster than a rocket, so how can one see anything at those high speeds?

The trick to seeing with the EM is to take in all in the directional vector positions using a physical technical of Alt mirroring.

Alt mirrors are placed after the core to differentiate the image streaming by so fast, as to capture a mid stream and garner it to the window for the Astronauts, Pilot, and Commander. Without mirrors, the flight path would be just a blur of incredible speed beyond comprehension and the normal parameters scale of current spacecraft and rockets.

Space1 Ark

Space1 is creating the Space Ark, a large-capacity storage medium for archived data and information that will be provided by the crew of the USS Pioneer. Space1 will space harden drive card media for storage of 30 billion characters at one time, then launch it into space for the mission duration, and retrieve it as a dedicated shrine remembrance of the first flight. The media weighs only .5 grams and has dimensions of 15x11mm. The space ark is capable of archiving stories, letters, text, photos, and video.

Space1 Minuscule Rocket MR

NASA printing

Space1 has developed the new MR Minuscule Rocket. As a dual purpose rocket or star ship, the MR hitches a ride to the ISS along with food. Once there, it's released into near space like a satellite, whereupon its rocket space cosmic drive takes over to propel it to the solar system beyond the Earth, and into deep space or to the stars.

MR has qualities of a space ship, with the world's first Cosmic Drive and on board resident quarters for microcosm occupants who will be propelled to the far reaches of space. Star panels provide energy to the MR for long space missions.

The Star Drive is being investigated for deriving power from stars and high energetic sources such as Jupiter size planets with radiation energy emissions and cosmos wind. A Star Drive could also be propelled in space by use of purposed space lasers.

MR, due to size, can utilize print technology, essentially creating tens of thousands of rockets that could be released on either redundant space missions or thousands of space missions to different parts of the galaxy.

MR Minuscule Rocket
Cosmic Drive
Star Panels
Microcosm
Occupants

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