Showing posts with label pilot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pilot. Show all posts

Monday, May 23, 2016

Space1 Tiny Space Shuttle

Space1 continues preparation towards the launch of a tiny space shuttle, large enough to transport equipment and personnel into space, and small enough to be flown back to the Earth, recovered and reused.

The space plane is designed to be flown with or without a pilot. The shuttle is ideal in supplementing Space1's objective for space tourism.

This year, the Space1 fleet now expands to two developed shuttles and scheduled tests at the USA Spaceport.

The shuttle is a space plane and part of a rocket system to loft the plane into space whereupon the craft will reenter upon mission completion for the trip home. It remains to be seen exactly how many space tourist will ride inside the space plane.

The powerful engine is contained inside the rocket system, making the space plane extremely light and ideal for lofting and gliding. The plane uses NWM, Near Weightless Material, which is machined to conformity.

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Sunday, March 20, 2016

Space1 Massive Drone

NASA's version of a large pilot-less drone
BREAKING NEWS: Space1, an non-military private space venture directed by Humanoido, has vested in very large and massive rc crafts inclusive of giant non-manned planes and SOTA drones that can support space rockets during the troposphere phase and penetrate the JS boundary.

Investment includes a massive multi-rotor drone, as there are no drone rules in the country. However, the Monsoon weather of constant rain has temporarily shut down the drone program. The big drone is currently stored in a second stage dedicated hangar construct. Space1 looks forward to exploring the large payload aspect of this big MF device.

Space1 developed a heavyweight FPV system for pilotless flying at long ranges, miles away. This will function with Space1's space craft base stations as well. Very exciting  news includes one config to serve as a tropo driver, taking ATM pile driver stuff to the edge of space.