Space1 5th & 6th Consecutive Space Launches

Space Launches Galore this Weekend
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SPACE1's record setting successful 5th and 6th space launches on Saturday Feb. 23 and Sunday Feb. 24 were flawless. Flight Commander and Chief Astronaut Humanoido comments on both flights.

Six launches with one every day, sets a new record for SPACE1. Liftoff was totally smooth as pie with the EM spacecraft arching towards its greater target. The only flight substitution made was the master EM spacecraft was launch deployed in place of the Baby EM. At the last minute, it was noted the upgraded BEM part was still on order and it would take some time to receive and do the upgrade. The Master EM was flown in manual mode to get a feel for navigation without auto nav and computer pilots. Manual mode may be deployed for the species program, where species other than humans are hosted to pilot and serve function on the spacecraft.

Sunday Weather Conditions
Sunday was raining with only a light breeze - visibility was scarcely across yonder field and only a ghostly outline of the mountain spires remained, but the launch went as scheduled to test navigation through more harsh rain conditions.

Results
The craft propelled through the in-climate weather conditions in no time. Visibility out the port window was a bit restricted due to the rain and fog. Thus far design tests show the EM spacecraft is capable of launching in practically all conditions from the hottest of Summer temperatures to the coldest Winter days, the highest winds, and rain.

Saturday Tests
Saturday's launch tested craft egress, another successful flight, and was a testament to the accuracy of the calculated flight window. Other tests looked towards the possibility of running Quantum EM flights into a dimension of particle dynamics. This involves opening the quantum door and holding it open, entering the ream, exploring, finding the door, exiting and closing the door.

United Federation of Spacefaring Species
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-united-federation-of-space.html

5th and 6th Consecutive Launch Records
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-5th-6th-consecutive-space.html

Friday Fourth Consecutive Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-4th-consecutive-em-launch.html

Thursday Third Consecutive Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-successful-spacecraft-launch.html

Wednesday Second Consecutive Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-em-2nd-consecutive-space-flight.html

Tuesday First Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-space-launch.html

Space1 4th Consecutive EM Launch

SPECTACULAR
EM MANNED SPACE LAUNCH
SPACE1 successfully launched its fourth consecutive EM spacecraft into space on Friday, February 22nd. SPACE1 is setting all the records for day to day consecutive manned space launches.

Blazing across the sky at God speed, it was a perfect flight without a hitch, going smoothly from the start of preparations, to the launch, to the time time in space, all the way to recovery.

It was a spectacular morning launch as Humanoido, the pilot and commanding astronaut, was at the center of its controls.

This launch demonstrates routine and rapid turnaround time and proof of concept for a mission per day, or 365 launches potential per year.

SPACE1 Industry private prototype launches are generally not advertised or filmed. Contractual deals for space tourism are made on an individual basis, along with licensing of certain intellectual property, the Safety Rocket and space effects, including space industry consulting.

Friday Fourth Consecutive Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-4th-consecutive-em-launch.html

Thursday Third Consecutive Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-successful-spacecraft-launch.html

Wednesday Second Consecutive Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-em-2nd-consecutive-space-flight.html

Tuesday First Launch
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/02/space1-space-launch.html

Space1 Drone Programming

A Space1 Chaser Drone from the fleet of drones is put through its paces before rocket launch

Chaser Drone Program
Several Space1 drone programming sequences are prepared for rocket missions. The drone sets next to the rocket, rises up while doing orbits around the rocket. The drone then returns to the same position next to the rocket during the pre flight countdown. With its cameras blazing, at ground zero the drone captures the liftoff and then rockets upwards at its highest possible speed, continuing to film the sequence. The drone tilts back looking upwards to capture the upward rocket flight, then returns to encircle the empty launch pad and finally resting in its original position.

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