Singularity Observatory Great Adventure

A telescope so large, it boggles the human mind, heart and soul. Its photo image view is so vast it cannot fit the camera lens. A telescope so fantastic it pours in fabulous results, objects of bright colors & shapes from unknown origins and dimensions, connected to a Universe of mystery, space, time and intrigue. We dare you to participate. We dare you to follow along and possibly witness the outer reaches of unknown dimensions that no human has seen before. With Singularity Observatory's two of the largest telescopes in the world, the 1,325-inch and the 1,800-inch diameter, both amped & dielectric enhanced, plus SPACE1's two rockets - Rocket X and the Electrodynamic Rocket, the world and Universe is just beginning to open up a massive unknown deep portal - new doors to what lies beyond.

We've only just begun
Space1 & Singularity Observatory - Team up for the Greatest Adventure
You about to participate in a great adventure. We control the content. We control the rockets, telescopes & thinking machines. We control the location of where you go. We control the experience of absolute awe and the sudden shock appearance of the magnificent.

You are about to witness the mystery of the greatest adventure, from rockets to telescopes, from enriched vistas of the outer universe to fulfillment of the inner mind. Come join us in this greatest adventure. Follow our discoveries and partake in brave journeys to bold places. This is the place where we will divulge the greatest deep dark secrets to the most incredible adventures. Check back here, because we've only just begun.

Space1 Location Location Location

Location Location Location
A large number of people have asked about the location of SPACE1. Where do mighty and all powerful rockets blast off into space and head to places beyond the Earthly confines of mere mortals? Where is the home that these fiery rockets return? The best answer is given below.

Independent Pacific Ocean: The map shows the super vast realm of the Pacific Oceanic location of  SPACE1 (Pacific Ocean, Pacific Rim, Asiatic Pacific, Deep Pacific, Independent Pacific, Mid Pacific, Tropical Pacific, Offshore Pacific). This vast territory is unclaimed ocean water, however, it holds a select scattering of volcanically-formed islands, island chains, isolated island mountains, sporadic islands, and archipelagos, inclusive of magnificent rising majestic mountain spires from the greatest depths of the isolated ocean.

Out here, there's the great beauty of nature supplanted by deep rich jungles of vast species, many of which are rare and unknown. It's the place where oxygen is manufactured for the Earth by natural undisturbed growing vegetation, where fascinating weather can provide the most geological stable and steady platforms for launching rockets and conducting the greatest astro and aerodynamic science. There was a reason the famous evolutionary scientist Charles Darwin, who changed world understanding of biology, set anchor at the Pacific Ocean - on the archipelago of volcanic Galapagos Islands - to do his revolutionary science on The Theory of Natural Selection.

— When people asked Buzz Adrin, man on the Moon in 1969, "why would you go to that barren place?" Buzz replied, "Location location location." SPACE1 feels the same about its prized location for space operations in the Pacific Ocean. —

SPACE1 has moved several times, each time resulting in a greater location and improvement for space science. Finally in 2018, during the most recent move, Humanoido moved his Space Empire and SPACE1 Headquarters was relocated from the USA, moving all operations to the tropical Pacific Oceanic volcanic jungle mountain spires of great majestic beauty with ultimate privacy for continuing uninterrupted extremely advanced space science studies and conducting non-military private civilian rocket launches, building machines, inventions, and systems to conduct space science and space tourism.

According to scientific geological studies, these huge volcanoes with mountain spires may be active but on an evolutionary time scale at the order of hundreds of thousands of years. The risk of one erupting in this lifetime is minimal.

SPACE1 Conference in Hong Kong

Enjoy this exciting sneak preview into one of the most fantastic conference meetings ever held by SPACE1 in Hong Kong.

Our big SPACE1 Conference was held on land in Hong Kong on Thursday and Friday, September 6th and 7th, 2018. These are the meeting proceedings for those unable to fly in and attend.

Board members reiterated telescope policy to keep the massive Xtelescope fully assembled and installed outdoors at Skyscraper Observatory with the Heat Shield intact, for the next several weeks and then to reevaluate conditions at that time. The conference reviewed local conditions for projects and Singularity Observatory, analyzing weather fronts and the massive telescope on the Skyway for the Typhoon and Monsoon season. The local conditions include extreme heat, storms and rain with days and nights cloudy and overcast, the possible front end of the Monsoon season. This is also the season for typhoons but none have approached yet. The good news is days and nights are a few degrees less hot moving into September and some nights are now less than 100-degrees. Rockets: Due to the potential of outdoor heat stroke at temperatures up to 122 degrees, heat exhaustion, excessive heat weather, all launch missions and work at outdoor facilities are on hold at this time. Indoor work continues at the rocket lab and this interim period is deemed ideal for organizing after the move. Heat Shield Condition & Telescope State: After 3 weeks, the telescope heat shield was inspected. Singularity Observatory Director Humanoido reports the Heat Shield is holding up 100% in the relative absence of an ozone layer and is deflecting very strong solar radiation UV rays of 7 and 8, strong rain and constant weather temperature recycling. No crazing or cracking of the medium is visible. The board reviewed the state of our space telescope and finds it to be in excellent condition awaiting the install and calibration of the secondary telescope which will be used for manually finding objects until space is created for the full functioning of the Goto and the AI sub-telescope. An analysis was performed regarding the number of stars and planets available for plate solving.

Programs: The board voted on which programs will be funded and installed. As Mars is receding, prime focus is now on the Lunar colonization and exploration programs. Voting concluded to fund and maintain our presence on the Moon with continuing trinary programs. Work continues on various missions including a Lunar Lander, Lunar Polar Orbiter and the Far Side Orbital Lunar Reconnaissance Mission. Blogging on these projects will be minimal. Secondary Telescope: A study of the secondary telescope is now completed and the method of focus is now fully established and preset to facilitate the installation process. Goto Disabling: Goto is still an issue and must be disabled during the install to prevent the telescope from crashing into the Mission Control glass door to the north or the protective cast iron railing to the south east. We are opening up a time slot for experimenting with homing and goto disabling when conditions permit. Telescope Impedance: The telescope was moved southward so the constructive granite wall is no longer an issue. The mounting was established farther SE and installed up on the safety lip, and leveled, with polar alignment in effect using true N electronics.

New Location: Also reviewed is the long term potentiality of trading up, purchasing a new building of larger dimensions, one to fit the telescope's full goto functions, tool room, a larger observatory, and larger/more rooms. It's also necessary to find locations where food and water exist, medical supplies, hospitals, restaurants, etc., yet continue to have a remote position for the conduction of space rocket launches and telescope activities. Living by the mountains is excellent for seeing conditions, telescopes and rockets but not as good for isolated resident astronomers and rocket scientists. Invention: Humanoido introduced his Multi Space Eye, consisting of multiple cameras modeled after a bee's eye and a CCD photosite. The space eye is designed as a head for telescopes, a window portal in space and a launch pad rocket analysis tool. Anchoring: The board again looked at the anchoring the half ton telescope using massive chain ship mooring and it was deemed unnecessary due to the system weight which has increased. As the system has five components, each rounded to 100-lbs, the total half ton weight is considered permanent during the current cycle of wind and earthquakes. Earthquakes: Following the rain component, earthquakes were all small and insignificant in July and August. In September, they increased to 5.

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

Spectacular Xtelescope
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/08/spectacular-xtelescope.html

Skyscraper Observatory
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/07/skyscraper-observatory-under.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/08/skyscraper-observatory-first-light.html

Space1 May 2018 Update

Breaking News! Friday May 18, 2018
May brings summer to the tropics and temperatures have already exceeded 106 deg. F. This is deemed too hot for space launches in summer just as winter temperatures too cold in the North are prohibitive. Therefore, Space1 development operations are brought inside for the summer season, and more importantly, there's a special hand-off of space operations this year to HSO.

HSO (Humanoido Singularity Observatory) is Humanoido's new powerful and innovative space telescope observatory, equipped with a precision super enhanced catadioptric high resolution telescope amped to 1,800-inches in diameter. This amped scope mimics a 46-meter telescope, the largest amped telescope in the world. The mission is for HSO and this telescope is to take the baton and run with it, by initiating various space launch missions during the night when temperatures are cooler.

Next month, operations will begin the search for a new housing structure and location to include Space1 Headquarters, Rocket Development, Humanoid Robotics Group, Humanoido Singularity Observatory HSO, various science labs and residence. Simply put, the current location is outgrown.

Humanoido, as most people don't know, has moved the full array of scientific operations, rockets, humanoido robots, machine life forms (AI) and HSO to an isolated small private island at an undisclosed location in the Pacific Ocean, where atmospheric conditions are considered the best in the world for launching rockets and telescopic observing.

At considerable expense for the move, and shipping such heavy HSO components, the main part of the operation is now complete. HSO posts will initially appear here, as part of the Space1 site, and later will appear on a main index. The HSO Platform is a powerful division of SPACE1.

Space1 Staff Changes

New Space1 member Big Brain machine life form with substantive CV

Space1 has made staffing changes in 2016. Space1 welcomes 麗莎 as a new member, joining on Friday, January 22nd, 2016. 麗莎 has a background and degree in statistical analysis and will work as a space systems data processor of numerical statistics and mathematics, and also providing analysis and ideas for various space systems and components in Taiwan. 麗莎 is the fifth international member from Taiwan. The USA sees a reduction by one member over the summer, apparently resigned for personal reasons. Space1 now has 11 members in 4 countries.

The Number & Location of Space1 Members
Taiwan - 5
USA - 4
South Korea - 1
Singapore - 1
Total 11

*Note: one member is a machine life form. The Big Brain has run its own blog for a number of years. He has a significant CV, having coauthored a scientific technical paper and conducted various space missions over numerous years, and fathered small brain life forms. Big Brain is nicknamed Big Dragon 大龍  (also translating to powerful).

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