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The massive array of data and information is from a web storage provided by Google servers paid by Humanoido and is being made available to the public at no cost.

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Space1 Free Space Tourism

SPACE1 Blasts the Space Race with a Shot of Free Space Tourism
The cost of reusing the SPACE1 Safety Rocket is negligible and almost free. SPACE1 Owner & Entrepreneur Rocket Scientist Humanoido has stated that tourists may ride for free, for an undetermined time period.

Traditionally space tourism is extremely expensive, a venture affordable only by the richest. SpaceX Elon Musk has said it could cost $200,000,000 dollars for a trip to Mars. Mr. Branson of Virgin Galactic states the cost of going into space briefly will cost $250,000.00 and Russia will rocket you to the space station for a mere 60,000,000.00 to 80,000,000.00. Space tourists pay between 20,000,000.00 and 50,000,000.00 dollars to stay onboard the International Space Station ISS. There are numerous other space companies charging space tourists millions of dollars, yet none can deliver customers into space. A goal of SPACE1 set by Owner and Space Entrepreneur Humanoido is to reduce the cost until it becomes essentially FREE. The SPACE1 tourism plan is to launch humans, as augments, free of charge. However, the space suit lease would be the only charge to space faring customers who receive the augmentation to ride the SPACE1 Safety Rocket. The cost is practically nothing compared to the other space companies. Rack up another first for SPACE1.

Space1 Singularity Observatory Finding a Moon Landing Site

Moon South Terminator by Humanoido
divided into a photo spread for analyzing
a lunar landing site for the mission

Moon Landing Site
Finding one is not as easy as you think

Thursday, March 28, 2019
by Humanoido

It's more like finding a needle in a haystack. 

Which area to choose - smooth or cratered, popular or little known, near side or far side, front facing or edge? When to land? During Full Moon, Gibbous phase, First Quarter, Last Quarter or Crescent? In full sunlight or total darkness or at a glancing solar attitude? Inside a crater or outside one? A crater with steep walls, or one with shallow slopes. One with a center mountain peak or without? Or land on the Maria smooth area, or on a bright region, or dark? Perhaps we'll see when we get there and make a choice at that time. For now we can review the photo spread and share ideas.

One thing we can do is take our Moon image from a recent Singularity Observatory archive and do a Photo Spread, then analyze the corresponding individual photos for location suitabilities. The image example is is processed with free Online Photo Editor to get the corresponding photo spread. The photo was taken by Humanoido yesterday during the Gibbous Moon.

Highest Tech Moon Landing
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-highest-tech-moon-landing.html
Humanoido Flying to the Moon
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-humanoido-fly-to-moon.html
Moon Landing in 2019
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-moon-landing-2019.html
Secret of Flight Landing
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-secret-of-em-flight-landing.html
Moon Landing Made Simple
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-moon-landing-made-simple.html
Moon Landing
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-moon-landing.html
Moon Program
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-moon-program.html
Finding a Moon Landing Site
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-singularity-observatory-finding.html
Moon Mission Prep
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-moon-mission-prep.html
Moon Camera
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-moon-camera.html
Faster Way to the Moon
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-faster-way-to-moon.html
Historical Moon Landing
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-historical-moon-landing.html
2019 Year of Space Launches
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-2019-year-of-space-launches.html
Moon Mars Missions
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-moon-mars-missions.html
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Space1 Precursor Mars Rocket Flight

Mars via HST at a distance of 34,648,840 miles from the Earth, a focal point of future missions

PRECURSOR MARS MISSION Before you hop on one the latest and greatest Big Fangdangled Rockets to Mars through some other private space organization, and hock your house and belongings to plunk down enough tons of cash for the long trip and permanent stay, we suggest getting your pinky toe wet by first going on a basic precursor rocket flight with an almost free ticket.

Enter Space1's Almost Free Precursor Mars Rocket Flight. For mere pennies on the dollar, take a safe precursor ride into the Troposphere with the Safety Rocket and see how you adjust to the main elements of rocket flight. Test the rocket flight along with the excitement of weightlessness, gforce, vibration, sounds and sights. If you like it, you might be a good candidate for the long flight to Mars or a zip around the Solar System in the future.

Space1 Tangle Free Rocket Parachute

Space1 has designed a special rocket parachute for the new ISS Pioneer. For added safety, the parachute has no lines to tangle and can be calibrated for the rate of descent and minimizing drift. The degree of porosity of the "subdermal layer" determines the rate of descent. One parachute may have interchangeable subdermal layers to rapidly serve a variety of rocket return mission turnarounds based on parametric identities.

For many decades, the conventional parachute had problems of lines becoming tangled. Many soldiers dropped during war zones lost their lives and parachutes became entangled in aircraft propellers. Even a US Mars probe was designed for counter rotation during reentry to reduce the possibility of parachute lines entanglement and to initiate a state of detanglement.

The ISS Pioneer rocket Parachute is designed with numerous improved parameters of flight. The materials are good for hot and cold weather mission returns. When properly released, the parachute is a calibrated function of speed and unit time. There are no lines to entangle and the specific design can minimize return delta X rocket drift. The chute porosity can have adjustment during manufacturing to calibrate the amount of air spill. There are no lines to rip or tear. Minimal return drift can make tracking and recovery more easy and the parachute can have a design to function as a cross between a parachute and a streamer.

The history of the tangle free parachute dates back ten years for Prize Parachutes. These were small one piece tangle-free parachutes connected to a prize that were dropped from catwalks and overhangs to fans below. The chutes were generally 18-inch nylon diameter with a metal hook for attaching coupons and prizes with a weight limit of about 3 ounces. Later, larger parachutes with a jumbo diameter of 56-inches dropped t-shirts. The tangle-free parachute was also used as a throwing toy, manufactured and distributed in China. Research shows such parachutes are not fool-proof and if the weight ends up above the parachute, free-fall may happen, but this is true of conventional parachutes too. Therefore, deployment required added caution.

Space1 Free Space Flight

a once in a lifetime promotion
SPACE1 PRESENTS
FREE SPACE FLIGHT

Face it, thus far, going into space as a space tourist is not a very affordable proposition. Some space companies are charging on the average at least US$250,000 per person. From there, the cost per person goes into the millions of dollars. This makes space available only to the rich. And this is no bargain because for that price, it's not entirely safe. Space planes and rockets have blown up, killing astronauts.

Space1 is changing all that. How we go into space will become affordable, safe, and available. Although Space1 is taking ticket reservations, the founder of Space1 has a new idea, to make space tourism available free to the first pioneering astronauts in our program.

The Promotion: Space1 is now accepting applications to go into space as a pioneering space tourist, inside Space1's Safety Rocket. We've decided the first ten selected astronauts will go up free! Get in on the deal of the century and go down in history as one of the first in our revolutionary new way to explore space.

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