Showing posts with label orbit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orbit. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2019

Space1 Shrunken Human Body

Shrunken human heads of past and future
SPACE1 Shrinks Human Body to Milestone Result


In a remarkable revelation of science and technology, Humanoido at SPACE1 has achieved the unthinkable - successfully shrinking a human body down a whopping and fantastic 113,000 times from the original.

You've heard of the gore of shrunken heads, a bloody and severed human head specially prepared for trophy, ritual, or trade purposes, an outlawed practice of the Amazon. However, SPACE1 legally shrinks the entire human body with technology that appears to be from the future, at no harm to the human.

Dimensional human shrinking is accomplished on an order of magnitude in ratios of 72:1 and 113,398:1 for dimensions and mass. This brings a person with a size height of under 6-feet tall to a shrunken size of under 1-inch. Processing humans to less than one inch size not only reduces dimensions but that of mass and weight, thus creating opportunities of space and rocket travel that goes far beyond conventional rocket technology. The shrinkage ratio of weight is 113,398 grams to one. Thus, a 250 pound person weighs only 1 gram to Earth orbit. This tiny lightweight shrunken human, head and all, is ideal for transporting inside smaller lighter weight lower cost rockets. These rockets can hold dozens, hundreds, or thousands of tech-shrunken humans.

Tuesday, June 25, 2019

Space1 Far Side Moon Mission Bumped

Russian Luna-3 photo
Moon Far Side Mission Bumped
SPACE1 has bumped the Moon Far Side Mission off the 2019 schedule for several reasons:

1) More time is needed for the Manned Moon Landing
2) Lunar Orbiter Flyby makes Far Side Missions unnecessary
3) More time is needed for the Moon to have proper orbital alignments
4) Parts are delayed from California

Now that the Moon Polar Orbital Flyby is a great success, SPACE1 will focus on two more missions - the ceremonial mission to Ptolemaeus, Alphonsus, Arzachel crater array and the Manned Moon Landing. The Moon Far Side mission can happen in the future, perhaps 2022, to get a look at the China probe, see craters the Russian spacecraft photographed, and to supplement the USA lunar farside program. On the other hand, SPACE1 is seriously thinking about a quick & dirty manned landing on the far side of the Moon. It would be a spartan private space industry first as no human has ever walked on the far side of the Moon!

Monday, November 19, 2018

Space1 Rocket X Not Tesla

Tesla red sportster car - rocketed into space by SpaceX
Red Rocket Space Car - Up by Red Rocket X

SPACE1 is working on a new Rocket X which replaces and updates the entire Pioneer series rocket fleet. Rocket X is the most powerful feature filled advanced rocket version ever created by SPACE1, taking missions into the future - throughout 2018, 2019, and the decade of 2020s. Rocket X is more flexible in handling payload configurations. This makes some interesting mission changes and confirmations possible. One mission is the updated launch of a red sportster into space. This mission will be retained for Rocket X.

The new upgrade now involves a complete retooling for the launch of SPACE1's red sportster that will ride atop the most powerful Rocket X as payload in the upcoming maiden voyage. The fun twist, the red car will go up with a red trimmed fashion designer rocket.

SPACE1 is recreating Elon Musk's SpaceX red Tesla sportster mission, a car that was sent into solar system orbit by a test of the Falcon Heavy rocket. The car is reported to have an orbit taking it out to the asteroid belt.

SPACE1 took delivery of the car on the island of Taiwan by making a trip in 2018 to the car dealer located in the capitol city and returning to SPACE1 Headquarters with the red sportster, fully paid, and waiting for the completion of a fitting space tooling mount to ride atop of the powerful Rocket X. SPACE1's Founder and Rocket Scientist Humanoido is personally overseeing the mission.