Space1 Rocket Mass Center

Rocket Mass Centering
A day for mass - today is the day for recalibration and centering the Electrodynamic Rocket mass. 

These small calibrations result in better and more stable flight. Each time a new item, such as a camera, seat, stage, panel, etc., is added, the rocket is remeasured and the rocket weight mass distribution is mapped and appropriated to proper positioning. 

Although the rocket overall is very massive and heavy, it remains balanced like the mechanical movements of a fine Swiss watch. The Electrodynamic Rocket is also know as the EM Rocket, or E Rocket, and has Electromag drive engines instead of chemical Herculean engines used on Rocket X.

Space1 Rocket Antiharmonic Device

Don't Get Vibrated Out the Hatch Window!
Rocket Anti-harmonic Device
It's an invention of the greatest magnitude that engages the rocket using the multiple Anti-harmonic units and calms the craft to a smooth as glass flight.

Multiple Anti-harmonic units are placed around the circular perimeter of the metal Electrodynamic Rocket body to absorb the induced harmonic vibrations and stabilize flight.

When the Moon Camera is mounted on the rocket, along with other reporting and monitoring camcorders, their results are expected to become much improved in terms of sharpness and clarity, with less image motion movement. Rocket Anti-harmonic devices are entirely chemical and mechanical based, use no electrical power and physically adapt directly onto the E Rocket. Anti-harmonic devices are developed specifically for the Electrodynamic E Rocket with the Electromag engine and do not fit Rocket X which uses SPACE1's Herculean Engine. From Physics of vibration, these differing rocket engines have varying fundamental harmonics. As the next plethora of manned spaceflight launches by SPACE1 will be geared up to landing a man on the Moon and Mars, using the E Rocket, the greatest comfort and photographic clarity will be appreciated.