Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gold. Show all posts

Saturday, December 17, 2022

New Gold Hexagonal Telescope

The power of private industry - Humanoido of United Space Technologies unveils one of the most significant scientific instrumental breakthroughs of all time - the new terrene experimental Gold Hexagonal Telescope - comprised of gold plate hexagonal mirrors that make up the entirety of the multi-mirrored primary, for mind bending transparency into a far deeper wider range of spectacular wavelength celestial images, inclusive of optical and infrared, the latter for greater mystical appearing ongoing penetration into the cosmic web.

New Gold Hexagonal Telescope

December 18, 2022 - By now, most know of Humanoido's long history of creative telescope making, especially those folks following the vast number of Big Brain Technologies blogs over the past ten plus years. Now there's a new telescope in the agenda to compliment the most recent series of telescopes dedicated to observational observatories, including the famous Sun Baked Observatory. The new radical approach telescope is the novel Gold Hexagonal Telescope GHT. Parts to build the telescope have come from all over the world, in the latest crowning achievement designed to break through and penetrate the blinding infinite cosmic celestial web.

GHT uses EIGHT 1.0 software OS, an acronym for Enchanting Indigenous Gold Hexagonal Telescope Incursion Software Lite 1.0. Eight runs enhanced on an upgraded supercomputer power-prone Mac in extended power mode.

The idea to create the GHT Gold Hexagonal Telescope came from the success of the James Webb Telescope JWT, a professional telescope that cost 10 billion dollars and took 30 years to  make. In Humanoido's GHT project, both time and money are critical and therefore these two scales must be properly minimized proportionally to fit resources and lifespans. For rapid buildability, the software OS was adapted from Humanoido's Telescope Amping code, and transformed into EIGHT 1.0 Incursion software - Enchanted Indigenous Gold Hexagonal Telescope Incursion Software Lite 1.0.

The GHT is heavily purposed to measure and study vast intermittent spooky dynamic flux fields in particular sky regions of burning interest in order to better develop new ways to blast through the random cosmic shield, improve electrodynamic space travel, and enter the cosmological abyss with greater clarity.

Left: This design has a total of eighteen hex mirrors fit together to make up the primary mirror. From left to right there are five rows of hex mirror tiles. The final design includes the central mirror for nineteen mirrors in total. The aggregated mirror is substrate membrane affixed to the proper curve which is calibrated to a parabola by robotic means.

The differences between the JWST and the GHT are as follows:

* GHT has a Newtonian RFT design, of rich field focus, and not a Cassegrain design

* GHT is positioned from an Earth based observatory and not in space at a Lagrange point

* GHT uses many hexagonal mirrors commercially available that are kept in stock and won't take decades to create

* GHT is fully serviceable

* GHT will offer competition to the largest telescopes in the world

* GHT uses a polymer flex mirror, more easy to control and calibrate

* GHT is super lighter weight and more easy to manage and transport

* GHT is scalable by adding or subtracting hexangonals

* GHT has less complexity

* GHT uses EIGHT 1.0 Incursion software - Enchanting Indigenous Gold Hexagonal Telescope Software Lite 1.0 

A Lifetime of Telescopes
https://otisastro.blogspot.com/2022/05/a-lifetime-of-telescopes.html

Saturday, February 9, 2019

Space1 Honor Award

Space1 Honor Awards Go to the Seven

Space1 is proud to announce a series of awards given to the original seven, the first supportive group to enlist in 2014 and who have maintained, without falter, their highest honor standing and representation with the private space industry.

Humanoido, Founder and Director of SPACE1, is issuing the awards and believes in putting the profits back into the investment of employee. For this reason, Humanoido is awarding the original Seven with the all time largest and most massive one lump Emoluments. 

The Emoluments represent a very large and significant part of the two billion space industry, and only part of the award. The remainder award is gold - the representative gold presentation as illustrated.

Awards will be given out at the next SPACE1 EXPO & Annual Conference. Bring your original SPACE1 certification papers to claim your Highest Honor Awards.

The 7 originals are the highest and most relevant esteemed positions, to supplant a very significant chapter in the history of the organization. Much like the original Mercury 7 astronauts announced by NASA in April 9, 1959, who vitally and successfully piloted manned spaceflights for the Mercury program from May 1961 to May 1963, our 7 originals helped us pilot our new venture towards the stars.

Being absolutely vital to SPACE1's organization, the banner barometers hold the greatest meaning, SPACE1 honors your presence with these awards.

Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Space1 Mystery of the Gold Rocket


Legend has it that a large working gunpowder-loaded gold fireworks rocket adorned the Buddhist temple stores in historical ages past. The value of this rocket, to Space1, is priceless, as it can serve as the next generation of economical pre-built test rockets for rapid development and deployment of a suite of mission tests. Space1 is searching for the modern day version of this rocket at the gold Buddhist temple stores in the Republic of China, the type of stores that have existed for centuries of dynasty.

November 2, 2016
The search for the gold rocket begins this week. Who knows what great mysteries we will find. Our first step was to enlist a Taiwanese (local) Mandarin Chinese speaking guide, a graduated engineer, to search at the mystic locations and help solve the mystery of the giant gold rocket.

The fireworks rocket originated in China and was used for war purposes.  It's construction is of simple materials - gunpowder, paper, glue, ignition fuse, clay, and a stick. The gunpowder charge ranges in size from small ounce bottle rockets to massive several pound beasts, giving ranges from across the river line of sight to over miles high. These rockets may end with a report, explosion or pyrotechnics display to create a design in the night sky. Chinese fireworks are exported to locations all over the world. The value for Space1 is that fireworks rockets are an inexpensive way to test the atmosphere, ranging, stability, payloads, weather, timing, wind directions and changing conditions, stratus elements, G-forces, crew compartments, recovery deployment, various designs, and other rocket parameters.

From WIKI
Developed in the second-century BCE, by the ancient Chinese, fireworks are the oldest form of rockets and the most simplistic. Originally fireworks had religious purposes but were later adapted for military purposes during the Middle Ages in the form of "flaming arrows." During the tenth and thirteenth centuries the Mongols and the Arabs brought the major component of these early rockets to the West. Although the cannon and gun became the major developments from the eastern introduction of gunpowder, a tickling of rockets also resulted. These rockets were essentially enlarged fireworks which propelled, further than the long bow or cannon, packages of explosive gunpowder.

Gunpowder's relatively low specific impulse (amount of thrust per unit propellant) limits its capacity of thrust production on larger scales. Fireworks are the simplest of solid rockets and the weakest. Evolution from fireworks brought about more complex solid-fueled rockets, which use more exotic and powerful fuels. The low-explosive properties of gunpowder, relative to the high-explosive properties of more advanced solid fuels testify to the "survival of the fittest," as the use of firework-type engines (for purposes other than entertainment or education) has virtually ceased since the late nineteenth century. Yet with all these drawbacks fireworks will continue to maintain their use as a traditional pastime with an on-going history of nearly 5,000 years.

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