Showing posts with label modules. Show all posts
Showing posts with label modules. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 16, 2021

Space1 Armada in Space


Space1 Armada in Space
By 2021, SPACE1 has launched an entire small space armada of habitation modules for colonization and visitation.

Everything from artificial planets, micron stations, rocket space stations, habitable satellites, space time compression worlds, dimensional capture and tour sites, to other variations are available at one time or another.

If you're thinking about touring space or want to be among the first colonists to immigrate and migrate off-world, contact SPACE1 for the latest available information, including Space VISAs and Space Passports. SPACE1 has launched the world's first habitable worlds into space for colonization, thus affirming the path to become a high technology multiplanetary species.

Micron Planet Anatomy
Index Micron Planet
Pizza Micron Planet

Space Station Development
SPACE1 SSS Space Station

Short Term Satellite

Artificial Planetoid
Artificial Planet World
Rocket Launched Planets into Space
Colonizing Man-Made Planets
Artificial Man-Made Planets
DIY Planet
SPACE1 Planets
Become a Multi-planetary Species
Space1 Planet Extreme
DIY Planet City
Artificial Planet Radiometry

O'Neill Cylinders in Space

SPACE1 New Time Compression Venture
Tuning Space Time Compression
Space Time Compression

First Multi-planetary Species
Space Visa

Monday, March 7, 2016

Space1 Rocket Ground Base

Partners in space ground station
Space1 continues to develop the newest rocket ground base with the receipt of more parts and modules. This will enable viewing and tracking space launches, telemetry keeping, and provide paramount data for launch and recovery.

Tests are being prepared on the black box module which will link up with the main spacecraft during space tourism and fight tests, and have the ability to show flight progression in real time. In the future, the system could be useful in managing multiple space vehicles.

Parts and modules come from numerous suppliers and take considerable time to acquire, then tests take place to confirm that standards are met. The rocket base can record entire flights through digital means for future analysis.

Space1 Index