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Showing posts with label order. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 21, 2019

Space1 Rocket Ratio Multiplexor

SPACE1 Rocket Ratio Multi-
plexor
RRM
SPACE1 will order many parts this week to build a Rocket Ratio Multiplexor invention to blast deeper and farther into space than ever before. This is not your standard MUX.

The Rocket Ratio Multiplexor mounts on the new Electro-dynamic Safety Rocket with the Electromag engine to pump out the highest possible performance with the given EM particle design.

The RRM is configurable per specific space mission, with given moons and planets in the Solar System. Use of the RRM will open up the possibility of deep space missions that go very deep in the SOL system, and possibly beyond the entire Solar System. The Kuiper Belt of tens of thousands of asteroids rich with metals and materials could be within reach and ultimately become a very lucrative venture. This could happen in our life time if all goes according to schedule.

Monday, March 25, 2019

Space1 Rocket Lab Advancement

Rocket Lab Advances to a New Level
Space1 Rocket Lab has advanced to new levels this week with the introduction of new keeping technology to further streamline rocket development.

Exampling lab Source
A circle cycle of research, order placement, receiving, inventory, construction, testing, implementation is in effect.

As the EM Rocket is proven technology and returning tons of data, the Lab will switch over to the new Rocket X. Rocket X and the EM Rocket are the most advanced and sophisticated rockets ever created in the history of SPACE1. Both Rocket X and the EM Rocket are Safety Rockets invented by Humanoido and built at SPACE1 Technologies. The technology may be licensed to private space industry in the future.

Saturday, February 17, 2018

Space1 Monster Attack

Example: parts research over two months
Space Monster Attack!
The journey into space project took a hit this month after the two month assembled rocket parts order was canceled by apparent bank space monsters. 

After two months of reviewing thousands of parts from all over the world, the final rocket order was assembled and electronically transferred to the parts company. 

Using an American bank and routing, the bank caused a massive anomaly which resulted in a stop on the order. The reason? The USA bank did not like the idea of parts being ordered from an international location, even though Space1 informed the bank ahead of time about our location. We moved to an international location to avoid these problems of infinite stupidity, yet it seemed they liked to follow us.

It also seems the USA bank does not want to do business except for holding and using your money. So the bank proceeded to issue a suspicious activity alert report about their best member, which caused the parts company to become alarmed and take the money and immediately cancel the order and stop all processing and shipment.

This is the state of the current order which is canceled and awaiting monetary reimbursement. Meanwhile, the notorious bad bank has stopped all transactions on all accounts. All these ridiculous shenanigans has thrown a log into the smooth turning wheel of the space program. They take your money on the same day but claim it will be returned in a month. As a result, Space1 has canceled all international space and rocket parts orders until these situations are fully resolved.

The ramifications: luckily, we are still stocked to the hilt with rocket parts and enough items to finish construction of the ISS Pioneer rocket, flight computers, telemetry packages, and parts to build the new launcher for the launch pad. We will not receive the largest refueling tank but it's ok to temp use a substitute technique of piping in the fuel with a feed-in external device. Also canceled was fabric for the construction of future tangle-free parachutes, thus research of those chutes will be canceled for now, and of course recovery of rockets will use conventional corded chutes or other methods to slow reentry.

Power cells will be lobotomized from other flight vehicles, the brain memory recording units will be taken from inventory, SD cards will come from local sources, and the iPhone and iPad data collection projects are canceled. The special tool to assemble the Chinese rocket won't be available so that rocket will be moved back into storage. Special lensing parts are cancelled along with various flight inspection cams. The ISS Pioneer will use available lensing from inventory. Imaging devices will have smaller FOV. Other items will be dealt with on an issue by issue basis.

Monday, May 16, 2016

Space1 Spring Update

Rocket parts delivery to jungle locations is not an easy task
The Space1 move to the USA is complete and the entire cache of new rocket parts are now transferred. Recapping, numerous orders were placed for rocket parts overseas and the delivery was discombobulated over time. The most recent order was delayed by the parts company stating the items were not available and could not be shipped, and that available parts only would be shipped. However, all parts were shipped and received. The most recent deliveries needed to be repackaged and reshipped from the overseas rocket laboratory location to the new USA laboratory location. These parts arrived yesterday.

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Saturday, April 9, 2016

Space1 Relocation

Space1 is expanding operations throughout the USA during Summer 2016
Space1 is doing an international Summer relocation to the USA for the launch of up to 15 space rockets and to continue construction on the new Space Center. The move is scheduled to take place in May, after the receipt of the latest rocket parts orders. This time around, rocket parts and a new computer will be transported to the USA for use at the Rocket Space Lab.

Space1 is changing the way we travel in space, with a new venture and new methods of launching space safety rockets for safe and peaceful tourism into space. Space1 tours are tested and deemed 100% safe and employ new innovations in space travel to assure the safety of all astronauts. For more information, consult the cache of over 150 Space1 pages linked at the index or write to space1usa (at) gmail (dot) com.

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