Next Generation Space Travel

Next Generation Space Travel
It may be a little early to retire SPACE1's fleet of Paradigm Dynamonic Electrodynamic Stargate Explorer series of spacecraft for travel in the solar system and potentially beyond to the stars.

However up on the near horizon is a new upcoming fleet of starships unlike anything seen before. It's based on numerous advanced technologies inclusive of the digitization of the human brain and the Metaverse. The mix of the two will allow the conversion of humans into a higher order of electrical energy which can then be DNA compacted and transmitted throughout space time at the speed of light and all the laws of the Quantum Universe.

SPACE1 Evolution in a Nutshell
Since founding and conception in 2014 by Humanoido, technology inventor & rocket scientist, Space1 has progressed from small conventional liquid and solid fuel rockets to new technology vehicles. Owner of the only safety space rocket in the world, Humanoido has evolved systems to a massive Electrodynamic Dyno named Dynamonic Space Exploration System.

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Dynamonic Electrodynamic Stargate Explorer
Each year, the mode of space exploration was evolved and upgraded with new science, technology and invention. Space1 is proud to have carried the development of the safety rocket for eight years, now culminating with the epitome of an incredible vehicle for space exploration - the Dynamonic, which took part in the Lunar Extravaganza Dynasty (SPACE1's Pacific Lunar Extravaganza Dynasty is founded by Humanoido to support upcoming lunar bases, colonization of the Moon and continued exploration of the new world.)

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The Dynamonic is now renamed to the Dynamonic Electrodynamic Stargate Explorer.

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Space1 Rocket & Telescope Technology Merge

The Next Generation of Technology Merges Rocket & Telescope

by Humanoido
Breaking News Friday March 22, 2019

SPACE1 and Singularity Observatory are uniquely cooperating on a mega space project of great technology - an invention that combines the space Safety Rocket with the Giant Space Telescope, creating a multi symbiotic union of tremendous technological uniqueness.

How can you merge rockets and telescope optics to create a craft of space so technologically advanced that it can symbiotically push forward the frontiers of space exploration? Humanoido, Founder of SPACE1 and Director of Singularity Observatory has invented the next generation paradigm space technology.

Not yet named, Humanoido's Space Symbiosis invention comes together with a span of approximately fifty unique scientific technologies, and takes space exploration to an entire new level, a paradigm of the century.

Conventional space programs take decades to complete, and sometime centuries. One example is the NASA Moon mission that took at least ten years to complete, and the human Mars landing is still in the planning after 70 years! How many people died of old age, waiting to see astronauts land on Mars or humans return to the Moon?

NASA was founded July 29, 1958. Back in the 60s, Dr. Werner Von Braun worked for NASA and outlined a workable Mars landing with details, however the government run space agency failed to receive appropriate funding from Congress.

The new Symbiotic Space Program can complete feats in the ultra short term. Already Moon and Mars missions are in the planning within this year, and the next year or two. Stay tuned here as reports will unfold regarding the symbiotic space craft and its first manned missions into the Solar System.

For continuing information, follow this blog. Materials are available from Humanoido, SPACE1, Singularity Observatory, United Federation of Spacefaring Species, Humanoido United Laboratories, and United Space Technologies.

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