Space1 Rocket as Recon Satellite

Space1 has repurposed rockets into space stations and other devices. Credit: The Martian

SPACE1 Recon Rocket
A rocket made its way up from the launch pad and looking back there was a tiny cat on a hot tin roof. No, not the movie but actually on the roof of a local dwelling. Seeing the advantage of repurposing the rocket as a recon satellite, SPACE1 took the idea to a whole new level.

Rockets are repurposed by SPACE1, for many uses including lunar and planetary missions, a spacecraft, a touring vessel, space station, dimensional time traveling vehicle, and now as a reconnaissance satellite.

SPACE1 is now offering missions of reconnaissance with rockets designed to launch above purposed regions of the Earth. The mission will take photo images and video to record the Earth based activity. Data will be sold based on the flight time and region encompassed. Uses could include weather prediction, Earth monitoring, farming, landscaping, mapping, ecology, and defensive security. For national security, all customers will be processed first by Space Securities.

SPACE1 may offer paying customers the following rocket packages:
* Reconnaissance Satellite Packages
* Space Tours
* Safety Rocket Licensing
* Future DIY Rocket Packages
* Possible Lunar Landing Land Claim Colonists Package
* Potential Vista & Colonist Flights to Mars

Space1 Rocket Tour Package Analysis

Space1 Future - in the not so distant future when our first tour is ready for packaging, we have an idea and are looking at the possibility of sending the first rocket tour package to the South Korean Wisdom Lab 한국어 지혜 연구소, operated by the Chief Scientist, Dara, for analysis.

The Wisdom Lab has shown the innate ability to follow precise instructions, collect scientific data of great value, and put together technology in an understandable manner for Space1 expansion projects. In second future idea, a map of our rocket space program may "send" to the Wisdom Lab where it's expanded and followed for construction details. In the past, Space1 preliminary satellite ventures were capable of creating photographic plans which could be followed as electronic and AI imaging schematics without actually drawing schematics. In a mailed space program, imaging schematics could wire through email as attachments.

Dara 지혜 is Chief of Operations and Executive Korean Scientist for the Korean Wisdom Lab while maintaining the role of Korean Conceptual Design Director. This position includes Chief Engineer of the South Korean Seoul SpacePort Peninsula near the Yellow Sea, a vital link in Space1's global network. Dara 지혜 is the recipient of Space1’s highest honor - the Global International Award in 2017 for exemplary work in monitoring the resolve of the entire Space1 global network over the largest extended time period in the history of Space1.