New Name Space1 Dynamonic Star Gate

New Name Space1 Dynamonic Star Gate for Space Travel
The Space1 Dynamonic spacecraft is now named the Space1 Dynamonic Star Gate

Over at Otis Astro Imaging, Humanoido captured this armchair view of Jupiter, seen above during processing, and the moons in the Jovian system. Humanoido is planning a personal private space mission to Ganymede on board the newly named Space1 Dynamonic Star Gate. This will likely happen after a few more trips to the southern terminator of the Moon to improve the systems and prepare for journeys to other solar system objects. We believe these space trips will supplement missions made by starship, superheavy, and Elon Musk SpaceX plans.

Included at the link are images of Jupiter, Ganymede and Europa during Thursday, November 4th, 2021.

https://otisastro.blogspot.com/2021/11/armchair-astronomy-astronomical-imaging.html

Orbital Launch on Standby

The power and glory of a SPACE1 launch system is a sight to behold

Massive Orbital Launch on Standby
As the weather percolates through its many varied seasonal cycles, SPACE1 has prepared the most massive and comprehensive manned orbital test flight ever conceived and is preparing to send it into the deepest unknown realms of Solar System space to unravel the cosmic mysteries that have existed since the beginning of time

SPACE1 INDUSTRIES Flight Dynonomic 10 has millions of dollars invested, with new equipment and gear to not only navigate the slipstream of deep space, but to go farther and faster than anyone has gone before. Humanoido's Fractional Light Speed spacecraft makes such missions possible.

Funding SPACE1 privately, Humanoido has invented and developed one of the most powerful and safest convenient space travel systems in the history of manned space flight. Enter into the Dyno or Dynamonic space travel system for the greatest convenience, fastest flight times, and a time frame of rapid reusability.

— with missions continuing to the Southern side of the Moon, flights to Mars every two years, and a very deep space mission to moon Ganymede around the largest planet in the Solar System, Jupiter —

 Ganymede is the largest moon in the Solar System, trumping Earth's Moon with a more suitable amount of gravity and a large ocean of water under the ice crust. SPACE1 is preparing a new kind of habitation base on this remote moon for occupation of an unspecified amount of time. Scientific missions will include a deep space relay telescope, CR habitation, global character selection orbital perspective penetration mapping and the development of a new cartography division. Heat may be experimentally extracted from massive gravitational units which flex under nearby Jupiter's great gravitational fields and frictionally produce free heat and electricity to energize the colony and to melt the ice crust for water extraction.

Collosal Dynanomic Slipstream Dimension

Colossal Dynanomic Slipstream Dimension
Traveling into the Colossal Dynanomic Slipstream Dimension will yield a great many surprises as SPACE1 has never done this before.

The best we can do at this time is to develop and run a simulation of a Jovian Ganymedian human landing to peer into the visibility keyhole of the Dynanomic Dimension. A keyhole camera view is designed to minimize radiation and spectral effects.

DEVELOPING A SIM
We have developed a SIM potential view of what might be returned from a Jovian Ganymede moon mission using a kind of processed Dynanomic Vision inside the realm of this dimension.

PROCESS
The view is passed through light time in Jovian Ganymedian space. The first view is a limited keyhole view and other views that follow estimate images within Jupiter's great magnetic fields. Ganymede also has a metal core and creates magnetic lines of force that will affect the dimensional imagery obtained from the Dynanomic processes.

TESTING
More tests are needed beyond the sim programming. In the final SIM view we see a glitch caused by a gravity radiation streak from the planet Jupiter. Corrections for radiation spikes and pulsations of a gravity field are an unknown process at this time.

CHALLENGES

The best SIM result is the keyhole technique, however we are also looking at a more involved global body imaging technique across the entire moon that can hone in a particular segment of Ganymedian detail at the landing site. Returning high resolution imagery will be the most challenging in this very remote cold environment.

LIMITATIONS
Probably the Jovian Ganymedian system is the smallest most remote system that can be handled at this time, without developing a variety of new techniques. Returning high resolution imagery will be the most challenging in this very remote cold and electrically noisy Jovian environment.

ADDITIONAL ILLUSTRATIONS
https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2021/05/collosal-dynanomic-slipstream-dimension.html

The Ganymede Mission

The Ganymede Mission

SPACE1 Dynamo technology is massive

however travel in the Dynanomic slipstream is fast and safe compared to other systems, and enables human journeys to far away places in the Solar System. SPACE1 is therefore considering a mission to Ganymede, the largest moon in the Solar System in orbit around the planet Jupiter.  

SPACE1, after 3 years, continues to prep the Dynamo spacecraft for journeys into the space of deep Solar System, where no man has trod before. The Boots on Ganymede Project is forthcoming as new instrumentation is being developed/ installed for the mission. At 391 million miles distance from the Earth, ten times farther away than Mars, the mission to put boots on Ganymede is no walk in the park. At conventional rocket speed, it would take 6 months X 10 = 60 months/12 months per year = 5 years one way trip to go to Ganymede. With an impending 5 years more for the trip back home, such a trip may be considered impractical for human space flight.

GANYMEDE Humans have only walked on the Earth's Moon surface, and no other moon in the solar system. Gathering data from a Ganymede mission will be extremely valuable in the scheme of moving out into the solar system.

Test tube babies are not needed when traveling in the solar system using the powerful Dynanomic Dynamo space travel system by SPACE1. The system can cut conventional space travel down from ten years to less than a day.

TIME TRAVEL PARADOX

Any time you travel faster than a tenth the speed of light, you will undergo space time relativity and relative time travel. Enter SPACE1 Dynanomic systems and the dimension with the Dynamo—travel at intended maximum light speed will take up to 45 minutes one way to reach the Jovian moon Ganymede and essentially instantly arrive in the past when you begin the journey. By staying the first 45 minutes, the past will catch up to the present at which time the relative progression of time will increment normally towards the future. 

SETTING UP G-BASE

Once arrived in the Ganymedian system, humans will land on the surface of Ganymede through technology. Ganymede is the largest moon in the Solar System and has gravity greater than the Earth's Moon. The presence of humans on Ganymede will be in Dynanomic dimension therefore the appearance of the surface and nearby Jupiter will be strangely dazzling sights to behold, study and interpret, unlike anything seen before.

TRAVEL IN STYLE WITH DYNANOMIC

Travel in the new Dynanomic Dimension is unlike conventional space travel in every way. There is no need to raise test tube babies for the long journey to the stars. The Dynanomic slip stream is an ultra fast super highway in space without the impending g-forces and radiation hazards. Ganymede, has a diameter of 3,273 miles, comparable to the Earth's Moon at only 2,159. With more real estate, unlike the Earth's Moon, Ganymede has a subsurface ocean of water and resources INSITU for making rocket and spacecraft fuel. It remains an interest focal point as a Solar System fueling station and a remote outpost at the far reaches of the orbital planetary solar system.

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Space1 Trip to Mars

Using its massive EM rocket spacecraft, SPACE1 Industries expects to send a human to the Moon,
Mars and other locations in the solar system like Ganymede around Jupiter.

Space1 Trip to Mars
Will SPACE1 go to Mars?

We are grand bold explorers anxiously awaiting trips to the Earth's Moon, Mars, and the Solar System (Jupiter and Ganymede). It all depends on working technology and the weather. Weather will need to remain simultaneously good on the Earth and Mars to make the trip. This entails Earth weather, Solar weather, Martian weather, and space weather.

Thus far, the manned Moon landing was cancelled several times therefore missing the windows of rocket flight opportunity, due to fierce weather from the Monsoon period at the Pacific Ocean launch site. This weather has yet to clear and continues to postpone rocket flights to the Earth's Moon, Mars and other moons in the solar system. Several typhoons have passed and the weather continues to remain unstable after months and months of rocket preparations. When the season passes, SPACE1 will resume rocket flights into space.

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 Rocket Fuel Recap

All these rocket engines are now obsolete

Rocket Fuel for Rocket X
Space1 is now using massive tanks of liquid rocket fuel of Hydrogen and Oxygen which is readily available for free on the Earth and all other planets that have a base of water on the surface or in the atmosphere, with the associated atoms. This could include refueling stations on the Earth, Moon, Mars, Mercury, and moons around Jupiter.

Space1 Minuscule Rocket MR

NASA printing

Space1 has developed the new MR Minuscule Rocket. As a dual purpose rocket or star ship, the MR hitches a ride to the ISS along with food. Once there, it's released into near space like a satellite, whereupon its rocket space cosmic drive takes over to propel it to the solar system beyond the Earth, and into deep space or to the stars.

MR has qualities of a space ship, with the world's first Cosmic Drive and on board resident quarters for microcosm occupants who will be propelled to the far reaches of space. Star panels provide energy to the MR for long space missions.

The Star Drive is being investigated for deriving power from stars and high energetic sources such as Jupiter size planets with radiation energy emissions and cosmos wind. A Star Drive could also be propelled in space by use of purposed space lasers.

MR, due to size, can utilize print technology, essentially creating tens of thousands of rockets that could be released on either redundant space missions or thousands of space missions to different parts of the galaxy.

MR Minuscule Rocket
Cosmic Drive
Star Panels
Microcosm
Occupants

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