SPACE1 Mysterious Transactions

SPACE1 Mysterious Transactions
In a kind of mysterious private spaceflight update, Humanoido at SPACE1 cites some unusual happenings in 2021

After two years of seasonal rain and corresponding overcast skies, the skies cleared for five months in 2021 and rocket launch conditions were ripe for spectacular missions. 

Left: rocky ice moons of Jupiter have oceans of subsurface water that may harbor life, due to a warming effect. SPACE1 and Humanoido are interested in exploring some of these moons and at least one, Ganymede, to serve as a remote outpost and fueling station in the remote region of the Solar System.

SPACE1 immediately took advantage of all five months of favorable conditions with the Dynamonic space launch system in full operations. 

At least three typhoons missed the crux of SPACE1 spaceport and corporate offices, bringing in high pressure that cleared the atmosphere to exceptional depth. The clean clear crystal air coming from the deep Pacific region had the greatest opacity ever recorded in space flight history. The resulting missions gathered spaceflight data for more manned missions towards moons, planets and a star. 

Data is enough to create a cartographic atlas of the Moon selected features for colonization and for travel to and from the lunar surface. Maps could be used for NASA and SpaceX. Astronaut Humanoido of SPACE1 is preparing for more missions on the Dynamonic spacecraft. Missions now include new lasers for navigation and additional high tech equipment plus the introduction of exceptionally high technology AI cyborgs and TransHumans modified for the coagulating intermingling of man and AI machine. New products for space travel this year include the new Dynamonic Starship, Space TransHuman Cyborgs, transporter, cloaking device, and long range sensors.

Reassessing Space1 Spaceports

Reassessing Space1 Spaceports
SPACE1 is reorganizing rocket spaceports and updating the launch facilities to accommodate the new extremely high tech Galaxy Class Electro Dynamic Rocket Safety Spaceship

SPACE1 is discontinuing rocket launch spaceports in five countries and putting the focus on the main Oceanic Pacific Rim Launch Center. The Pacific Ocean holds SPACE1's Rocket Nation - a space orientated country developed in 2019, designed by Humanoido, which is a beehive of space activity. Built solely for space progress, it's free of jurisdiction of other federal and bureaucratic regulatory bodies and commissions that severely delay space launches and charge excessively large fees and fines to fill their coffers. The new launch center is being apportioned to handle the new high technology Galaxy Class Electro Dynamic Rocket Safety Spaceship introduced by Humanoido at SPACE1. Space Nation is currently being managed by the President who is AI.

Rocket Nation

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Space1 Largest Rocket of All Time

Largest Rocket of All Time
The largest rocket in the history of civilization is being built right now at Boca Chica Texas at SpaceX Spaceport by Elon Musk

This is the most massive transport ship that will ferry passengers to and from Mars and send up machinery and supplies to create a multiplanetary species and a vast new civilization. It will become a backup planet for the Earth. The rocket has two stages - the upper is Starship and the lower is Super Heavy. Elon Musk held two rounds of hiring sessions to gain more workers and work around the clock on shifts to create the starship as fast as possible. Elon wants to go to Mars in his lifetime and said we need to step up manufacturing with a starship assembly line and add creative innovation to make the timelines. Fans at Youtube continue to watch the assembly process and testing as Starship takes form through the various iterations being tested, i.e. SN1, SN2, SN3, SN4...

Space1 Spaceport in the Sky

Spaceport in the Sky Design
In this design approach, a plane carries the rocket to 30k feet and then drops it. The rocket takes off and can either go higher or return to the Earth. Space1 is looking at providing the actual real estate land on the plane (drone) in the sky for the rocket launch AND landing. It's a spaceport in the sky. A large enough drone could support numerous rocket pads and a large overall spaceport with hangars for spaceships.

Space1 has developed a successful test. The largest owned drone was prepped and taken to altitude with the contents of one rocket. At apogee, the drone was flipped to launch the rocket. The rocket ejected a parachute and returned safely to the Earth for a complete recovery, ready for reuse. To launch the rocket farther into space, the drone needs to have a prepped rocket launcher and rocket.

Space1 Rocket Launch Pad Water Tower

Launch Pad Water Towers

Space1 has discontinued and obsoleted the use of water towers in the space program. 

Judicious selection, formulation, and method of feeding nonflammable fuel and the intentional lack of the need for cooling the one S1 massive engine has negated the use of large water towers to cool the launch pad.

This has made possible portable launch pads, that can be transported to a variety of spaceport locations and then retracted, packed up, and removed to storage in waiting for the next mission.

Launches and missions are more efficient and permanent/ static launch fields are no longer needed. This saves typical land rent, lease or purchase, and again lowers the cost of tourism missions by saving millions of dollars.

Space1 Updating Spaceports

This is the discontinued Universal Test and Launch facility in Area 250a, which is similar to the rural country spaceport developed by Space1 and now discontinued in the USA. The management and ownership of the land abruptly redacted the space contract and the area was left for ruins.

Space1 has not updated spaceports since their inception in 2014, the year of their invention of the Safety Rocket. However, in 2018, new rocket technology created demands for updating all spaceports, making rocket launches more secure. In 2018, the advent of the USS Pioneer rocket fleet was born, with FAT design, the new more powerful rocket engine S1, a special more powerful fuel, larger lighter rocket tanks and fueling tanks, and special launchers that are built up from smaller light weight components. Updates are going into place across Space1 international locations where currently the majority of the test flights will take place.

Space1 Tropical Space Ports

TROPICAL SPACE PORTS
Too hot to handle!

Space1 has a number of tropical space ports in 2017, located in areas of excessive temperatures. A blazing hot sun, rising searing temperatures, and areas of high humidity with a lack of wind are common in these locals. Given the rising temperatures, increases in sea temperature, and elevated localized air temperatures at and above 120 degree F. in the shade, Space1 has decided to amend its rules governing summer space launches.

International space ports in the South Pacific are often too hot to handle in the Summer for Northern Westerners coming from North America. Space1 will turn over the launches to native local residents that are more suited to handling the hot weather and where they can make decisions regarding space missions.

At the Shanghai location, official weather reports shade temperature has reached 122 degrees F. in the week of July 22. This has stopped all outside Space1 operations. Heat index values have greatly exceeded this due to the region of high humidity. Areas with Space1 spaceports hit hard by searing heat this summer include USA, Taiwan, Shanghai, Singapore, Macao, Hong Kong, and South Korea.

At the same time, USA spaceports are seeing +100 degree F. actual shade temperatures and this is predicted to climb higher during the months of July and August. The heat index is also high, reported reaching at least 112 deg. F. during July. Though rocket fuel will withstand high temperatures, it will be more safe to suspend operations. Temps in the sun can reach oven-like temperatures in excess of 140 deg. F. and ignite rocket fuel prematurely.

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Space1 SkyPort Drone Spaceport

SkyPort Spaceport
Space1 has developed the SkyPort Spaceport design. SkyPort is a rocket spaceport in the sky, developed from large drone technology.

A field of ground is created and rocket launch gantries are developed on top of the drone. The drone rises and parks to a given altitude where it resides on stable hover mode. The rocket is launched in the sky and returns to the same sky point, landing on the sky spaceport. The advantage is the SkyPort can park above international waters and no boats or marine recovery equipment are needed. The SkyPort can also park at places of international air space far above ground to avoid international conflicts.

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Space1 Rockets 2017

Rocket launch and deep space tracking as it moves through the Troposphere

ROCKETS 2017
Space1 is preparing to design and manufacture an additional five new extremely large rockets. The new rockets are slated for manufacturing after parts and materials acquisition during the remainder of 2017. Although Space1 has a progressing trend of small and more efficient space tourism rockets, these new rockets will be some of the largest and most massive ever flown to date, requiring a new type of impulse thrust engine and a much larger spaceport for lift-off and recovery.

Taiwan map shows Space1 Mountain Spaceport

To accommodate the new larger rockets, a new larger launch tower will be constructed at the new spaceport. The new spaceport is known as the Mountain Spaceport, separating the launch tower from the Pacific Ocean Taiwan Strait and exhibiting one of the largest undeveloped land areas in the region. Though ideal for space launches, the grassland area near the mountains harbors poisonous wildlife, insects, and reptiles. Snakes can be a hazard when walking the field to the launch tower or anywhere within the rocket region. Maintenance crews should be aware of these hazards.

2017 rockets are larger and designed for the Multispectral feature. This means  more space tourists and a larger rocket for space to contain a Space Station and many new functions such as the new Flight Dynamics Computer with a variety of sensors including the ability to measure the G-Force, Altitude, and parameters such as speed, rocket impulse and thrust.

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The Mountain Spaceport is seen on the map in the Northern site of Taiwan near Taipei. The mountain exits over the Pacific Ocean. Rockets can also land at this spaceport which is large enough for the five new large 2017 Space1 Safety rockets. These rockets are expected to have missions in the latter part of 2017.

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Space1 First Spaceport

1st Micro Space spaceport Heli Pad to launch helicopters atop the Big Brain

HISTORY: The first spaceport was a micro space port capable of launching micro craft. Dubbed the Big Brain Airport Pad and the Heli Pad in 2011, here are some of the earliest records from August 2011 describing the idea. This is just one element of many that led to the Micro Space Program.

Big Brain airport artistic view

Sensors & Airport Pad for Aerial Swarming
Source: Index Fill the Big Brain page 42

The Big Brain with many processors is perfect for controlling a swarm of robots. My interest is in a top mount airport pad. In the evening I reviewed some hobby helicopter crafts being flown at the community park. From the brain airport, tiny copters could launch for reconnoissance missions etc. I'm looking into some of the smallest commercially available air copter products. Some have very tiny cameras run by a button cell. Humanoido

At Sensors & Airport Pad for Arial, Swarming, Humanoido wrote: It's an ongoing project. The Big Brain with many processors is perfect for controlling a swarm of robots. My interest is in a top mount airport pad. In the evening I reviewed some hobby helicopter crafts being flown at the community park. From the brain airport, tiny copters could launch for reconnoissance missions etc. I'm looking into some of the smallest commercially available air copter products. Some have very tiny cameras run by a button cell.

Photo 2: the first build photo shows the install of the first airport truss spacer, attached by angle iron. The spacer is a total of 6-inches long. Note the two airport command and control antennae. Clearance above these antennae is set at 1-inch.

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Related References at Fill the Big Brain
Page 66 post 1297 Big Brain Airport Becoming a Reality
Page 66 p 1301 Big Brain Airport Flying the S107G Part 1 Intro
Page 66 p 1303 Big Brain Airport First Mission, Airport Peripheral Begins to Take Shape
Page 66 p 1304 Big Brain Airport Budget Control
Page 66 p 1305 Big Brain Begins Micro Space Program Introducing Micro Space
Page 45 Big Brain Airport Build

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Space1 Current, New & Impending Systems

NASA - welding a liquid oxygen tank for a new space launch system

Space1 takes an overview look at current, new and impending space systems created within its private space venture over the past several years.

S1 has a great vision for the future of safe space tourism. Some of the world's greatest projects have already taken shape and form according the list below.

Safety Rocket
Invented by the founder of space1, the world's first safety rocket keeps space travelers and space tourists safe throughout the space mission.

Space Station
The space station has seen an evolution of styles, models and incarnations. The newest design remarkable and prebuilt, simply flown into space where it remains part of the rocket.

Space Plane
Space1 created two space planes, a smaller version of a NASA Space Shuttle. This plane reaches apogee when connected to the Safety Rocket, and glides back to the Earth for landing.

Delta Wing Flyer
The Delta Wing Flyer is the latest and newest version of the Space Plane. Built primarily for gliding, return flights home, it also becomes part of the Safety Rocket fins for stability during the launch and traversing the Troposphere. The Flyer has many functions, such as supplying air, water, food, space repairs, return life craft, extension of the space station, and a self contained station.

Space Suit
The Space Suit provides many functions to the astronaut making space missions possible.

Space Computer
The Space Computer coordinates the rocket and the space suit and handles space parameters including the manipulation and control of time and space.

Ejectables
Daring and exciting Ejectables are personna programs to exit the rocket at apogee and free fall back to the Earth, in a superhero style of flying.

Space Port
A Space Port is a special location where rockets are launched and tests are conducted.

Satellite
A satellite is dropped from the rocket during certain stages of the mission.

Space Telescope
The Space Telescope is designed for observations and reconnaissance from space.

Telemetry System
The Space1 Telemetry System is multi-purposed and perhaps one of the most technological part of the venture, for example, coordinating communications, navigation, imaging, advanced programs and recovery.

Support Space Craft
Space Craft support space missions and hold many forms. Some are engine driven, others are gliders, some can traverse space and others are expansion modules.

Space Car
The Space Car is an Earth-based cross country vehicle for transporting across fields and rough terrain to pick up astronauts, ejectables, payloads and recyclable components and crafts.

Space Hangar
The Portable Space Hangar houses a work area and storage area for Space1 systems.

Space Observatory
The Space Observatory is designed to support launch missions, keep track of space weather such as solar storms, and provide research and a vision to the future of space tourism.

Titan Moon Explorer Robot
This robot is designed to land on Saturn's moon Titan and return environmental data and images.

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Space1 Rocket Launch Update 2016

Left: rocket faring with telescope  Right: planetary lander

Wind
The weather for rocket launches in the USA has held up fifteen rockets. During June and July, high winds of gale forces exceeding 65-100 miles per hour were common day after day, followed by torrential rains every other day. The Safety Rocket was kept inside and launches were canceled for safety reasons.

Rain
During August, rain every other day produced mud and soil wet conditions, and great heat and humidity. Again, rocket launches were canceled for safety reasons.

Spaceport
At the end of August, undisclosed complications resulted at the USA Spaceport, concluding with the inability to launch rockets at that facility. Work began on an idea for a new kind of spaceport that would have greater longevity, and avoid any land seasonal or usage anomalies. Rockets are trucked to the site, launched, recovered, and returned to Space1 home base for refurbishing. The new USA spaceport has a target date to become fully operational in 2017.

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Space1 Rocket Micro Base Station Cat's Pajamas

Cat's Pajamas rocket electric micro base station fits in a hand

Humanoido at the Space1 Rocket Laboratory has invented the Cat's Pajamas, a Rocket Electric Micro Base Station. The Cat's Pajamas is cute, lightweight, tiny and small, and it puts massive rocket functions into a pocket or the palm of your hand.

For the first time, it opens up space travel to a wider sect. Primary functions of a large full scale rocket base station are now built into the powerful but minuscule Cat's Pajamas. The Cat's Pajamas station can be pocket carried to space ports and minimizes the weight and physical size of the overall rocket Earth space center. The Cat's Pajamas handles space power distribution, audio and video rocket space flight telemetry, with complete rocket space flight tourism recording for production and analysis. It converts into FPV for onboard rocket space experiments.

The Cat's Pajamas has other functions such as USB, remote control, a micro space monitor screen, charging, support for solid state drives, i.e. 32Gb Class 10 SD cards, lithium ion technology, and low power consumption as low as 200mA for in-field use. It uses a standard NTSC format with 720 x 480 @30FPS. It can also voice overlay imprint for RT data analysis and can capture and track future rocket missions lasting over 2 hours.

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Space1 Safety Rocket Made in USA

Space1 founder invents the world's first safety rocket in America

The American founder of Space1 has invented the world's first Safety Rocket, a reusable space traveling vessel designed to keep tourists safe.

Having roots in the USA, Space1 is a bold new venture into the recent private space industry, and has branched out internationally, with spaceport divisions existing in the USA, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Macao. Now exceeding eleven international spaceports, the growing expanding Space1 space agency is readying a mission to launch the world's first Safety rocket, with multiple astronauts, into space using the most unique and technologically innovative system to come along since the inception of the space program in the 1950s. In over 60 years, Space1 is the first to create and bring to fruition a system that had previously only existed in the journals of science fiction. Stay tuned as Space1 will soon reveal what everyone is waiting for.

LOCATION       SPACEPORTS
USA                2
Taiwan             2
South Korea        1
Singapore          4
Hong Kong          1
Macao              1
Total              11