Space1 Preparing Next Launch

Space1 Preparing Next Launch

The SPACE1 flight crew and technicians are working around the clock on the new spacecraft and preparing it for an extremely exciting adventure into the Solar System

Technical orders placed in Asia for spaceflight components have started arriving at SPACE1 Headquarters and modules are being built and tested.

Monday May 3rd 2021 SPACE1

Busy workers gathered around the new Extreme Multiplex Reality Spacecraft preparing it for the latest test flight since it was massively upgraded with hundreds if not thousands of new streamlined components. During 2021, parts and components were manufactured and custom spacecraft orders were placed from vendors as far away as Mainland China, in anticipation of new missions that were established to meet the latest capabilities of the EMRS.

The SPACE1 EMRS Program

SPACE1 has taken the EMRS Program into a broad spectrum of missions, each with spectacular goals increasing upon the previous. The program will maintain long term missions, for example, recently having completed a spacecraft cloaking device for use in space during sensitive missions.

The New EMRS

The new EMRS is being groomed towards heavy testing which often leads to new space inventions, and completely new Solar System missions not being conducted by NASA or other space agencies. SPACE1 is unique. With EMRS Colonization, and a sword being sharpened for excursions deep into the realm of the Solar System, to Jupiter's Ganymede for example, the program is well beyond the forefront of leading edge technology by calling upon multiple advanced scientific disciplines.

SPACE1 New Extreme Multiplex Reality Spacecraft

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2021/04/multiplex-reality-spacecraft.html

SPACE1 Tests Small Exampling Optical Cloaking Device

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2021/05/exampling-cloaking-device.html

SPACE1 Cloaking Device for Spaceships Nears Completion

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2021/04/space1-cloaking-device.html

New ElectroDynamic Galaxy Class Safety SpaceShip

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2021/03/new-electrodynamic-galaxy-class-safety.html

Space1 Spacecraft Pod Encapsulator

Spacecraft Pod Encapsulator
Space1 has taken steps to encapsulate the Electrodynamic Spacecraft in between flights to preserve the extreme sensitive parts of the craft.

The Encapsulator invention takes several minutes to install and an equal time to deinstall. Made of solid metal and detail machined, the Encapsulator is a fine work of art and a necessary element to the machine. The SPE Spacecraft Pod Encapsulator is the final defense of the spacecraft's core against damaging charged electro particles.

Space1 Electrodynamic Spacecraft Space Station

Electrodynamic Spacecraft
Made for Touring Deep Space
is Now a Space Station

SPACE1's Electrodynamic E Spacecraft is now a small but modernized luxury space station star liner for those choosing longer space journeys. Spacious control panels, large windows, and modern instrumentation of autonomous AI function are not the only conveniences.

One side of the E craft now has a small flight of steps leading to a small second loft level with a bed. This space station sleeping quarters has a special long viewing window to space, an area to stow gear and supplies, and doubles as a gathering place.

The Electrodynamic E Spacecraft has launched 14 times into space, however, it is not yet pushed to full use as a space station. This will come during the Moon Landing mission. The spacecraft could potentially serve as a rocket to take a man to the Moon, and while hovering over the Moon, serve as a space way station - a place to stay during the journey to and fro relative to the Moon.

Space1 Modern Space Travel

Modern Comforts of SPACE1's Electrodynamic Space Travel
After spectacular NASA Moon landings of the 60s and 70s, technology has significantly changed. Long gone are the dark, cramped, bland and drab space quarters. SPACE1 is using all new bright environments of the latest technology to make space travel more of a luxury, both comfy and convenient.

Hitch a ride on SPACE1's latest Electrodynamic Rocket and you're likely to become a believer in luxurious space travel, surrounded by the most modern technological conveniences, like plush chairs out of Star Trek, spectacular electronic computerized instrument control panels, sliding door airlocks, modern touch screen computers, spacious white work stations adorned with dazzling big screens, powerful mobile tablets with virtual controls, automatic functions like flight navigation and course plotting (the spacecraft can fly itself), and large picture windows to give truly breathtaking views.

All is the brainchild of Humanoido, an avid space explorer since he was a child, brandishing telescopes and rockets while growing up. "This latest spacecraft is a true work of art" exclaimed Dr. Richard Gorman of spaceflight dynamics. "Humanoido is long known for mixing art and science, and the mix of luxury and space travel go hand in hand."

Space1 Rocket Ratio Multiplexor

SPACE1 Rocket Ratio Multi-
plexor
RRM
SPACE1 will order many parts this week to build a Rocket Ratio Multiplexor invention to blast deeper and farther into space than ever before. This is not your standard MUX.

The Rocket Ratio Multiplexor mounts on the new Electro-dynamic Safety Rocket with the Electromag engine to pump out the highest possible performance with the given EM particle design.

The RRM is configurable per specific space mission, with given moons and planets in the Solar System. Use of the RRM will open up the possibility of deep space missions that go very deep in the SOL system, and possibly beyond the entire Solar System. The Kuiper Belt of tens of thousands of asteroids rich with metals and materials could be within reach and ultimately become a very lucrative venture. This could happen in our life time if all goes according to schedule.

Space1 Anti Harmonic Devices Installation

Anti Harmonic Field Dampener Devices Install Delay
The Space1 Administration reports installation of the Anti Harmonic Devices (AHD) is delayed.

One unit was successfully installed and aligned while the remaining units are so heavy they will require a crane to hoist each into XYZ geometric positioning. Upon the install completion, the rocket needs uniform testing to confirm the function, and calibration to tune the range of aerodynamic frequencies.

The crane is in the field currently in use while on order, and will take about two days before it can reach the rocket site. Installation of the remaining units will take about an estimated day each. In the mean time, the Electrodynamic rocket can still launch into space and complete aerodynamic missions without the total number of field dampeners in place.

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 Electrodynamic EM Rocket Launch E14

Electrodynamic Rocket Mission E14
On Tuesday, March 12, 2019, Space1's Electrodynamic EM rocket successfully completed a manned space mission E14.

Rocket conditions were perfect for SPACE1 mission launch number fourteen as astronaut Humanoido vectored the prototype spacecraft according to plan for exploring flight orientation dynamics over the Pacific.

This was a private space launch under the privatized jurisdiction of Space Securities, conducting experiments in flight craft rotational perimeter positioning and confirming mastery of spin results with yaw, pitch and roll, and mass dynamics. Mastering these movements and mass fundamentals are paramount in the design of a rotating space station. The mission also tested a new protective rocket covering at recovery time for equipment to maintain a white room after the flight.

SPACE1 has eight manned rocket launches in February and six in March. So far, there are 14 successful manned rocket launches in 2019. SPACE1 holds the world's records for two manned space launches in the same day, the greatest number of manned launches in a month, and the most consecutive manned launches of all time.

— The EM Electrodynamic Rocket has the Electromag Drive making it significantly faster than Rocket X —

Index to SPACE1 Electrodynamic Manned Rocket Launches
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-index-em-rocket-launches.html
Fourteenth Launch - Tuesday March 12th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-electrodynamic-rocket-mission-e14.html
Thirteenth Launch - Tuesday, March 5th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-earth-sciences-mission-rocket.html
Twelfth Launch - Monday, March 4th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-worlds-first-turnaround-flight.html
Eleventh Launch - Monday, March 4th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-manned-mission-rocket-launch-11.html
Tenth Launch - Saturday, March 2nd, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-successful-rocket-launch.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-weekend-em-countdown.html
Ninth Launch - Friday, March 1st, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-friday-space-launch.html
Eighth Launch - Thursday, February 28th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-8th-em-manned-rocket-launch.html
Seventh Launch - Monday, February 25th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-mondays-em-launch.html
Sixth Launch -  and Sunday, February 24th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-5th-6th-consecutive-space.html
Fifth Launch - Saturday, February 23rd, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-5th-6th-consecutive-space.html
Fourth Launch - Friday, February 22nd, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-4th-consecutive-em-launch.html
Third Launch - Thursday, February 21st, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-successful-spacecraft-launch.html
Second Launch - Wednesday February 20th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-em-2nd-consecutive-space-flight.html
First Launch - Tuesday, February 19, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-space-launch.html

Space1 Lunar Mission Equipment Inventory

Is SPACE1 Ready for a Rocket to the Moon Mission in 2019?
SPACE1 is taking Lunar Moon Mission inventory to see if the private space industry is ready for a return to the Moon.

The answer is yes, as a list of available parts, modules, and rockets are on hand to match the Moon mission 100%.

Some things needed for a Lunar Moon Mission include the working Nuclear Power Source that drives the EM safety Rocket, the EM Safety Rocket, trained astronauts, instrument control panels, an environment suitable for humans, NAV module and accessories, Capture Kit to snare the Moon during approach, Lunar Camcorders to preserve a record of the mission, an amplifier during the mission to hone the tunnel effect, parametric devices, flight computers, Lunar Guidance Module, and the Advanced Notice Astrophysics Mathematical Calculation System.

This includes SPACE1's own version of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) that's located in Pasadena California to calculate the orbits, times, locations, physical parameters, and Moon trajectory dynamics. Humanoido holds simultaneous degrees in Astrophysicists and Mathematics, and heads up the the organization to calculate rocket space flights. This Space Flight Lab is part of the Humanoido United Laboratories complex.

Index of Humanoido Laboratories
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/09/space1-lab-list-2018.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-index-labs.html

Space1 Moon Mission Prep

Inside famous crater Tycho - NASA

SPACE1 Moon Missions
SPACE1 is prepping for an upcoming Moon mission with the EM craft and Astronaut Humanoido. The EM will be launched to the Moon at a distance of 270,000 miles and guided with the computational NAV. Once there, a number of missions will be conducted.

* Commemorating March 24th Moon Impact Mission
* Lunar Polar Orbital Mission
* Mission to the Moon's Far Side
* Moon Landing

Tourism
A Manned Moon tourist package is being added for Lunar Tourism. This will include an EM flight to the Moon's front side where the tourist can see craters, Maria, and the rugged lunar terrain up close and take phenomenal photos during the trip.

Moon Mystery
It will be an opportunity to explore the many mysteries of the Moon - the strange light flashes, the unidentified sounds, the changing ground surface appearances, the origins of extremely bright and dark spots, the location of mystery underground lava tubes, and the effects of a minuscule atmosphere of only a few atoms.

Mapping
Cartography missions will be designated in between the four scheduled missions. This will provide a Lunar Atlas to selected portions of the front and back sides of the Moon. Mapping will be necessary for lunar colonies and land plots for lunar settlers.

Theme
The return to the Moon theme will happen in 2019, before Mars in 2020. Reservations are coming in like wild fire, so if you want a place on the upcoming trip to the Moon, better act soon. The first several thousand entries will be studied and a few most qualified will be chosen to go on the mission. Note: this is an open species mission, not restricted to humans.

Lunar Polar Orbital Mission
The Lunar Polar Orbital Mission is heavy on orbital dynamics mathematics, astrophysics and rocketry formula. Humanoido is currently calculating the mission.

Far Side of the Moon
The mission to the Far Side of the Moon is time dependent and critical, and will launch according to specific calculated ephemeris.

Moon Landing
The most exciting mission is the actual Moon Landing, and will be one of the greatest technical achievements of SPACE1. Things are being decided such as the number of astronauts, the type of astronaut denizens, the type of technology, and mission details.

Space1 Index EM Rocket Launches

Index of EM Manned Rocket Launches

Now adding a few unmanned missions to expand the index as noted

Fifteenth Launch - Sunday, March 31st, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-lunar-polar-orbiter-launched.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-lunar-polar-orbiter-first-photo.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-lunar-orbiter-flyby-cube.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/space1-lunar-south-polar-orbiter.html

Fourteenth Launch - Tuesday March 12th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-electrodynamic-rocket-mission-e14.html
Thirteenth Launch - Tuesday, March 5th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-earth-sciences-mission-rocket.html
Twelfth Launch - Monday, March 4th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-worlds-first-turnaround-flight.html
Eleventh Launch - Monday, March 4th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-manned-mission-rocket-launch-11.html
Tenth Launch - Saturday, March 2nd, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-successful-rocket-launch.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-weekend-em-countdown.html
Ninth Launch - Friday, March 1st, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-friday-space-launch.html
Eighth Launch - Thursday, February 28th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-8th-em-manned-rocket-launch.html
Seventh Launch - Monday, February 25th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-mondays-em-launch.html
Sixth Launch -  and Sunday, February 24th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-5th-6th-consecutive-space.html
Fifth Launch - Saturday, February 23rd, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-5th-6th-consecutive-space.html
Fourth Launch - Friday, February 22nd, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-4th-consecutive-em-launch.html
Third Launch - Thursday, February 21st, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-successful-spacecraft-launch.html
Second Launch - Wednesday February 20th, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-em-2nd-consecutive-space-flight.html
First Launch - Tuesday, February 19, 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-space-launch.html

Space1 World's First Turnaround Flight

Setting a New Record in Manned Space Flight
First Turnaround Rocket Launch
Breaking News! Monday March 4th, 2019

SPACE1 has successfully achieved the world's first instant rocket turnaround flight with launch mission 12, composed of a reusable EM Safety Rocket that was immediately launched again in the same day!

Astronaut, Pilot and Commander Humanoido comments: Same day turnaround manned rocket flights are unheard of in the space industry, until now. Not even the mighty Apollo Moon Landing program or other private space industry in modern times could achieve that.

The secret to rapid turnaround time is the type of Safety Rocket and the design for immediate readiness for the the next flight. Another factor is the EM Rocket derives its power from an Asiatic nuclear power plant and no time consuming refueling is needed. /Flight under Space Securities: licensing, privacy, intellectual property rights, non-disclosure agreement, examples.

Index of EM Rocket Launches

Space1 Manned Mission Rocket Launch 11

Manned Rocket Launch 11
Breaking news - Monday, March 4th, 2019

SPACE1 announces the successful liftoff of manned EM rocket flight number eleven. As the day progressed, the clouds gave way to the sun and a fresh air breeze, a perfect cool temperature, and opacity conditions perfect for a space rocket launch.

Astronaut and Flight Commander Humanoido conducted NAV, Opacity and secret intellectual property experiments while piloting the rocket beyond the strata into space. Humanoido comments, "The prototype rocket is now well equipped for spaceflight, having all the instrumentation and equipment needed for multiple and diverse missions of a routine and regular scheduled path into space. The EM rocket is also being tested for an exciting and profound upcoming flight to the Moon in 2019 and will be outfitted with extras for that mission."

SPACE1 Launch Eleven was a Space Securities managed secret mission, secured and finalized under the Privacy Act and Admin Security Law. The SPACE1 Safety Rocket is currently one of two manned designs that can safely travel into space and back again. In 2014, Humanoido founded SPACE1 and invented the Safety Rocket, the mainstay and unique element to revolutionize space travel for the safety of all humanity. In 2018, the invented EM Safety Rocket was finalized with all new technologies of rocket space travel.

Index of EM Rocket Launches

Space1 Weekend EM Countdown

Manned Rocket Launch
Countdown in Progress
Saturday March 2nd, 2019

SPACE1 is launching yet another manned EM Safety Rocket Mission this weekend and the countdown is in progress. Watch all the action on contained social media.

Watch all the action on contained social media. This is the tenth manned launch of the EM Safety Rocket. If you are a member of SPACE1, activate your passport security com badge to enter the mission control room and watch all the action.

Some launches are secure private missions and some have a degree of public rating so check with the launch master for details. This mission will be flown by astronaut Humanoido and is an instruments test.

Space1 Friday Space Launch

Manned Space Launch Today!

Breaking News! Friday March 1st, 2019
Today's manned space launch this morning has already flown and returned safely. The mission was completed by noon as the safety EM spacecraft rocketed back to its landing pad Numero Uno.

Today's mission tested the NAV invention which will be paramount in future missions into space, the Moon and Solar System off worlds.

Astronaut Humanoido was Pilot and Mission Commander of the craft, testing the new NAV, and performing tests of the experimental EM rocket prototype. This is the ninth successful manned launch of the EM Safety Rocket. The previous mission was Thursday February 28th. The EM Safety Rocket has set the eighth consecutive flight record, the nine total flights record, and the record for the most space launch missions in a given time period. The EM Safety Rocket one of a small fleet of rockets that includes the master massive EM Safety Rocket and the smaller EM Safety Rocket.

Space1 Moon & Mars Missions

Lunar Mare Crisium potential landing site and Moon colonization territory up for grabs

Manned MOON n' MARS Missions
With the enormous success of manned space flights with the SPACE1 EM rocket, SPACE1 has its near term and long term sights set on the Moon, Mars and deep Solar System worlds such as Ganymede in the outer Jupiter system.

Humanoido, Founder and Director of SPACE1 comments: This is something we had not considered as an immediate future event until after the invention of the EM Rocket. Now we have access to all new worlds in the Solar System with the EM Spacecraft. We are definitely going there to explore!

With the Manned Lunar Missions, the EM Rocket will swoop down closer and closer to the selected area surface of the Moon, perhaps into a lunar crater, closer and closer until eventually there is a modern high tech lunar landing of some sorts or simply a ploy into the lunar regolith as was the case with Ranger series in the 1960s. In the second mission to the Moon, the spacecraft will strive for polar lunar orbital insertion and the third exciting mission will explore the Far Side of the Moon.

Mars is a situation with favorable and unfavorable oppositions every two years. As Mars just passed its most favorable opposition (closest to the Earth), it will be another two years before it comes close enough to the Earth for space missions. However, Jupiter's orbit may bring all its moons, such as Ganymede, Io, Callisto, and Europa, into good positions closer to the Earth for a spacecraft mission.

Space1 EM Rocket NAV Invention

Navigational Equipment Install
EM Rocket NAV Invention

Space1 installed a new NAV system on the Safety EM Rocket for upcoming Lunar Missions and a future supporting mission to Mars.

The equipment will facilitate Lunar injection and orbital insertion points and will allow the astronaut to line up the spacecraft in space as needed.

Precision EM Rocket NAV parts and modules were already on hand, purchased with an initial batch of rocket parts. Humanoido invented the NAV and put together the invention in time for Moon and Mars missions. The NAV will greatly increase the effectiveness of the EM Rocket in terms of missions, opening up new missions that would be otherwise challenging.

Space1 8th EM Manned Rocket Launch

EM Manned Rocket Launch
Thursday February 28, 2019
Today's eighth EM Manned Rocket Launch and mission was very successful. Countdown resumed as astronaut Humanoido returned to the rocket complex and the entire team helped conduct the protocols. This rocket mission tested new installed delicate rapid optical navigational targeting equipment that improved rocket flight positioning.

The countdown went without interruption and the flight was smooth and very productive. Tons of data are returned thus far from the series of all eight EM Rocket launches. Consistently safe and successful, the exciting Safety EM Rocket program is being pushed forward continuously into 2019. Into five years of operations and developments, SPACE1 Industry is suddenly launching manned space flights this year.

Space1 Fastest Machine Alive

EM Rocket Takes the Speed Cake
FASTEST MACHINE ALIVE
The EM has become so fast that it takes the record for the fastest machine alive at SPACE1. Consisting of credules of Artificial Intelligence AI and the record pace speed that's 232,500 times faster than a high speed bullet, the EM is a special space machine that breaks all records.

Incorporating his own previous inventions, SPACE1 Founder and Director Humanoido, created an EM rocket that can do far more than conventional rockets in terms of speed and AI. Humanoido explains, "The machine works opposite that of a conventional rocket, in a kind of anti-anatomical reverse engagement of the physical, so in some areas it can do much more and in other areas it does a bit less. Lots of proof will start pouring in during the orbital missions to the Moon, and the Far Side, that were described earlier."

In many EM missions, there is practically no waiting to get to prime target. Inner planets like Venus, Mars and Mercury take a few minutes while outer planets like Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune take only a few hours.

Speed of EM Rocket
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-faster-than-speeding-bullet.html

Space1 EM Renaming

EM Rocket
The EM Machine has the qualities of a full rocket. Therefore the EM is renamed again, to denote its rocket abilities. The EM Rocket is the new name.

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-em-name.html

(Previously) Space1 has released additional names for the EM today, from Elevation Machine to Electromagnetic Radiation Machine and Electrodynamic Machine, due to the nature of its space flight functioning faster than a speeding bullet to that of an electromagnetic radiation bullet. The abbreviated acronym EM remains unchanged as the names remain interchangeable.