Singularity Observatory Big & Little Brother Monster telescopes

Smaller 1,325" 34 meter telescope exampling illustration

Monster Tele-scopes

Largest 1800" 46 meter telescope exampling illustration

These two massive giant amped telescopes, sometimes referred to as Big & Little Brother, compliment each other in spectacular ways. The smallest is 1,325-inches in diameter and the largest is 1,800-inches.

How do you handle such large monsters with limited space at Singularity Observatory?

The Observatory is under restructuring to handle both monster telescopes. As the smaller 1,325-inch diameter telescope is just completed, it's being prepared for the official celebration of First Light and the relocation to the Astronomical Gateway of the sky. This gives the 34-meter wide small fry telescope up front priority, first in queue, as the larger 46-meter big fry waits its turn. Who owns twin 34 and 46-meter telescopes? Previously the largest were only 10 meters (Keck1, Keck 2, HET), though amping is a relatively new process. Singularity Observatory technicians and construction workers are clearing land to make full space for the new giant telescope, a process that might be completed by the end of the week. Also being prepared is the new shielding against the harsh sun which reaches up to 120-deg. in the shade during the peak summer. A second new lighter weight shielding will initially be in place for more tests.

Exampling 34-meter Telescope Spectacular Performance
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Space1 and Rocket X

Tuesday October 23, 2018
Space1 released development news today of Rocket X

Announcement Alert: Powerful New Rocket X Debut

The new designed Rocket X is now the most powerful and largest rocket in Space1's overall rocket fleet, overpowering the mainstay most massive Pioneer Heavy rocket. 

The proprietary designed Rocket X is the Space1 Exodus rocket, the Industries Ark, capable of moving more payload into space than ever imagined before.

Rocket X will be used for the deepest space missions, taking the most people into space, and engaging the most fantastic mind bending tourism missions and experiments ever conceived. Rocket X will replace all prior rockets in the fleet.

The power design of Rocket X is being pushed towards supporting Spacefaring Humanity Missions and the Multi-planetary Species Mars Colonization movement. It may also serve as a power conduit for multi dimensional travel and experiments in space-time physics and quantum reality.

* RocketX and Rocket X are trademarks of Space1 Industries

HSO Largest Amped Telescope in the World

Humanoido's New Xtelescope is So Large It Boggles the Human Mind! 

Not even this rendition of the future planned Giant Magellan multiple mirror telescope with an aggregated design set to 24.5-meters in diameter can compare to the size of the 46-meter amped Xtelescope.

News Alert!
Wednesday June 12th, 2018
the beginning of a new era

HSO: Humanoido Singularity Observatory
When Humanoido began amping (amplifying) small telescopes years ago using spectroscopic analog film and mixing special darkroom chemical formulae, it was never expected that a 10x technique level would be derived and decades later transformed within the digital world by reaching 100 times the telescope’s original classical diameter.

The illustration above shows an idea of the projected size of 1800-inches, the largest telescope in the world, being prepared for a night of imaging.

The image calculus above shows what could be a potential image through the telescope, what no man has ever seen before in this exact manner - an unexplored transitional extension into the human vision range in real time that shows the inter and intra spatial mapping of magnetic worlds and the unexplored holes that exist in between the magnetic plasma! Exploring the exciting possibilities of these new dimensions far and in between is only one fantastic endeavor out of many possibilities for such large amped telescopes examining residuals in Earth's orbital environmental realms.

— though the physical and transportable size of the amped telescope remains advantageously small, the transformed results are massively big and give the impression of a colossal telescope —

More about the photo: "Although close to home, the space immediately around the Earth is full of hidden secrets and strange invisible processes. In a new discovery published in the journal Nature, scientists working with the NASA spacecraft (Magnetospheric Multiscale spacecraft - MMS -) have discovered a new type of magnetic event in our near-Earth environment through the use of a technique innovative to extract additional information from the data. Magnetic reconnection is one of the most important processes in space, filled with charged particles known as plasma, around the Earth. This fundamental process dissipates magnetic energy and drives charged particles, which contribute to a dynamic space weather system that scientists want to better understand, and even predict someday, as we do with Earth's climate. The reconnection occurs when the crossed magnetic field lines break, explosively ejecting nearby particles at high speeds. The new discovery found reconnection where it had never been seen before, in turbulent plasma."

HSO Largest Amped Telescope in the World
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/06/hso-largest-telescope-in-world.html

HSO Humanoido Singularity Observatory
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/05/humanoido-singularity-observatory.html

Space1 May 2018 Update
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/05/space1-may-2018-update.html

Space1 News Alert April 2018
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/04/space1-news-alert-april-2018.html

Space1 Astronomical Technology
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/04/space1-astronomical-technology.html 

Space1 Singularity Observatory
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/04/space1-singularity-observatory.html

Space1 Most Powerful Rocket Engine

Space1 has created the most powerful and massive S1 series rocket engine to date, a result of work spanning into five years.

The rocket engine has outperformed all other engines in terms of mass payload lifting power and thrust vectoring. The key to the largest engine ever made by Space1 is not only its massive size and engineering construction, but its conversion over to a new liquid fuel rather than dry bonded powder.

Discontinued dry powder is unstable in terms of sparks, random ignition properties and spontaneous combustion, plus it has special requirements and is banned from transport and storage in many countries.

The new massive S1 engine is approximately 50 times larger than the old powder engine though size does vary depending on the space mission. The S1 engine is completely reusable and could provide service over a period of years depending on the number of uses. It will require standard and systemic inspections prior to each launch for stress, cracks, and other anomalies. While black powder rocket engines were not reusable and were expensive, reusing the Chemical S1 engine will be a free endeavor.

Cost to build the S1 is very low, thus facilitating competitive ticket pricing for going into space as a tourist. S1 engines could be clustered or elevator configured for staging, and made proportional in size from the smallest to the largest. The greatest challenge for the new S1 engines is they propel the rocket farther than ever before to realms sight unseen, thus opening the door to the exploration of new dimensions and the most exciting space tour packages.