Showing posts with label talking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label talking. Show all posts

Thursday, November 29, 2018

Space1 Dwarf Puffer Fish Update 1

1st photo from the new side Fish Cam
Brainy Dwarf Puffer Fish Updates
Space1 has taken charge of picky and brainy dwarf puffer fish which have applied for the Astronaut Training Program, and made changes thus creating their new environment. 

Their school is now doubled in size from one gallon to two gallons, along with two filters instead of one, a gravel floor instead of pellet soil, and with plants reconfigured to improve the environment and more readily amuse the fish.

The fish have grown in two weeks and are now accustomed to hand feeding of frozen blood worms. Their diet was recently supplemented with a mosquito that was eaten by the meat eating group faster than the eyes could see. Lighting from high intensity LEDs was turned off due to its creation of algae and are used only during feeding.

The worm in the small tank was identified as a harmless Rhabdocoela worm. These worms usually stay in the ground soil and only occasionally appear on the walls. If anything, they eat waste from the ground for recycling like tiny scavengers. The worm introduction to the new tank was carefully avoided as they compete with snails. The plan is to introduce common snails to the small tank for growing after the tank is reset. Then, snails will become another food staple for the fish who can grind their teeth on the shells.

Also modified is the Fish Cam, now relocated to the right side of the tank, and mounted on the small one gallon aquarium. On the order list is an aquarium twenty times the size of the original aquarium. A larger tank is much more stable and can hold more fish. The smallest fish tank may be repurposed as a terrarium to grow talking plants. The fish, always raised as a group, are not overly territorial and new plants will soon be introduced.

They often observe every leaf on the vegetation with much patience and curiosity but never pick at it for food remnants. They like to eat only fresh new introduced meat food and once it hits the ground, it will be ignored. For this reason, the instructor now holds the food at the water surface until the fish swarm and tear it from the hand. Keeping the tank clean requires a siphon pump and hose for cleaning the gravel every day.

Sunday, November 11, 2018

Space1 Fish Astronauts

Fish Cam captures a very inquisitive C fish
Space1 Develops a New Breed of Space Fish
Meet Rocket Fish - the next intelligent cyber species being prepped for space travel by Space1.

The exciting new primary SPACE1 project in November of 2018 that everyone is talking about is a new breed of intelligent talking cyber space fish species being groomed for rocket travel into space.

Introduction
In the beginning, Humanoido, the founder of Space1, set up an aquarium with all the trimmings to include eleven native South Asian Carinotetraodon (C) fish. The "C" fish were selected for their diminutive size, high intelligence, and fast learning ability - traits highly desired for becoming astronauts of space travel.

Setup
The radial experiment continued with an extremely small Nano Tank of dimensions 20x13x16 cm with a 5mm glass thickness. The unique aquarium needed many common components as well - LED lighting, HOB filter, extra filter material, electric heater, thermometer, power strip, radical new soil pellets, two plant varieties, fish, net, food, tank starter liquid biofilter purification bacteria, frozen food and chlorine-free bottled water.

Intelligent Fish Species
Normally humans don't think much about fish as being an intelligent species. Space1 has changed that. Fish have sophisticated brains, can communicate, are highly intelligent, can learn new things, are inquisitive about the world, and make excellent companions. Meat eating South Asian Carinotetraodon (C) fish are among the brightest with a high fish IQ (FIQ).

Fish Cam
A fish cam can record the habits and life of fish, both with stills and video. It can also be used for remote monitoring, examining fish health, and provide a magnification to increase visibility of tiny fish and small fry. The fish cam was created from an old discarded Logitech computer cam. Connected to the USB port and the front of the tank with Scotch 3M duct tape, the cam's twist lens was set to nearest focus. Next, Macam software was installed under Mac OSX and parameters were set to the Logitech cam's auto mode. The software allows a moveable live feed computer window for viewing fish and can take still photos. To capture video directly from the screen window, the native features of the Mac are used with Apple QuickTime.

Talking Fish
A device was invented to give fish the ability to talk in English. Coined Fish Small Talk or code name Fish Talk, the cyborg fish addition adds hardware and software to a fish along with the proper codex lexicon. The device connects to the fish non-invasively using several fields of high technology and allows the fish to speak its moods, interests, habits, etc. New versions of the software increase the lexicon words and speaking abilities, add the ability for multiple fish to talk, and give fish the ability to report data on their environment.

Fish Cyborg
Connecting cyborg parts non-invasively to fish is very important as fish are very small and implants are comparatively very large. For the smallest fish, the non-invasive connection is made optically and electronically with sensors, governed by a microcomputer and software. Cyborg fish are enhanced versions of normal fish and appear to have super powers, able to learn new commands, talk, and perhaps pilot a star ship someday. They can report data and information during space flight and become valuable crew members.

Training
Eleven Talking Cyborg Fish were entered into the Astronaut Fish Training Program, and are in training. After only 3 days, schooled fish have acclimatized and learned their first in-flight command.

Fish Astronauts
With their cyborg enhancements and astronaut training, plus customized space gear, space rocket fish are like small super heros, able to wear a special environmental space suit, record space data, withstand the rigors of space travel, and talk in English to mission control.

Space Testing
Astronaut cyborg space fish need to undergo lots more testing to be viable denizens of space travel, to include weightlessness, g-forces, rocket vibrations, more cyborg devices, commands, larger speaking lexicons, and the elements of lift off and recovery. Testing has begun for the creation of a portable water flight spacesuit for fish to take along their environment in space for breathing oxygenated purified water and allowing vision and mobility.

Complete Space1 Index - Cyborg Fish Links
11-11-2018 Space1 Fish Astronauts
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-astronauts.html

11-10-2018 Space1 Fish Small Talk 4.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-40.html

11-09-2018 Space1 Fish Small Talk Upgrade 3.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-upgrade-30.html

11-08-2018 Space1 Fish Small Talk 2.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-20.html

11-07-2018 Space1 Fish Astronaut Training Program
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-astronaut-training-program.html

11-06-2018 Space1 Fish Cyborg Density Experiment
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-cyborg-density-experiment.html

11-05-2018 Space1 Fish Small Talk 1.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-10.html

11-04-2018 Space1 Cyborg Fish Talk Language
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-cyborg-fish-talk-language.html

11-02-2018 Space1 Fish Cyborg for Spaceflight
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-cyborg-for-spaceflight.html

Saturday, November 10, 2018

Space1 Fish Small Talk 4.0

Fish can now talk about their environment lighting
Talking Fish 4.0 Environment Lexicon!
Fish talk details of their water world with the talking upgrade 4.0 to Fish Small Talk, according to the inventor and programmer, Humanoido.

Fish Small Talk 4.0 & Hardware 2.0 (lighting): Expanding the hardware adds a light dark sensor to one bit port to detect when the aquarium light is on off, the duration of light and dark, and the condition of day or night. This adds new lines of speech for fish to describe and report their environment.

Fish Small Talk 4.0 software handles the first hardware 2.0 addition. This has a new Lexicon expansion module allowing fish to talk about their home environment lighting. Lighting controls water quality, bacteria growth and the type of bacteria, fungus and algae growth, regulates the natural rhythm cycle of fish and determines plant health.

— the fantastic hot new program that everyone's talking about! —

Lighting is one of the most important management points of an aquarium and who knows best but the fish. The amount of light can vary based on the summation or subtraction of window light, room lights, and aquarium lighting. The fish will talk about the level of brightness in their water environment. With Fish Small Talk 4.0 your fish can now help you manage their environment more effectively. More healthy fish and a well managed water environment is a win win situation.

Space1 Cyborg Fish Talk Language
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-cyborg-fish-talk-language.html

Space1 Fish Small Talk 1.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-10.html

Space1 Fish Small Talk 2.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-20.html

Space1 Fish Small Talk Upgrade 3.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-upgrade-30.html

Space1 Fish Small Talk 4.0
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-small-talk-40.html

Space1 Fish Cyborg for Spaceflight
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-cyborg-for-spaceflight.html

Space1 Fish Astronaut Training Program
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-astronaut-training-program.html

Space1 Fish Cyborg Density Experiment
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-fish-cyborg-density-experiment.html