2019 Year of Manned Space Launches
After SPACE1 Industries was founded in 2014, a stretch of intensive rocket and space program development took place over a five year time span.
Suddenly in 2019, the EM Safety Rocket was born and space flight took root, becoming a safe, popular and a routine path into space.
The private space industries goal was safe manned space flight by 2020, for a perfect vision to the future. However, SPACE1 made its goal a full year sooner in 2019 with a precursor schedule leading to dozens and dozens of space rocket launches. Astronaut Humanoido was trained and ready, having honed his astronaut space skills in China with 24 space launches on leased Chinese spacecraft. While rocket development on Rocket X continued, Humanoido invented the EM Safety Rocket which took over the accelerated the path into space by a hundred fold. Celebrating lofty goals achieved only a half decade later paves the path towards greater goals by 2020. Space1 has put its aggressive and ambitious goal schedule and initial sights on the Moon with the following guidelines and a 2020 vision:
SPACE1 2020 Vision High Technology Lunar Rocket Program
* Commemorating March 24th Moon Impact Mission
* Lunar Polar Orbital Mission
* Mission to the Moon's Far Side
* Moon Landing
According to Humanoido, SPACE1 Founder and Director, if all goes according to schedule, SPACE1 could begin rocket launches towards the Moon in mid 2019 and present a high technology landing in 2020.
Space1 Industries, a division of United Space Technologies, is a bold new space venture, taking you safely into space with futuristic technology. The mission - to the moon, planets and new worlds!
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Space1 Universal Dome Station Hard Shell
Space1 introduces the Universal Dome Station Non-Transparent Hard Shell or HS. The deployed HS is non-transparent and designed to resist the impact of micro-meteors and incoming space debri while keeping toxic atmospheres out of the dome. The HS, expected to deploy first on the Earth by 2150 or 2200, is typically erected on planets and planetoids with no or relatively thin atmospheres such as the Moon and Mars. It is also designed to keep out poisonous and toxic atmosphere, such as the air that will likely exist in the projected year 2050 and 2080 on Earth. The HS can also be erected on flat slabs floating in outer space for colonization extensions CEs. CEs are important in the case of total Earth annihilation by an incoming disaster asteroid that would have the capability to wipe out human civilization.
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