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 Nano Supercomputer

Tower of Power - The old Spark Supercomputer machine, illustrated above, was built by humanoido and is the forerunner of Space1's Nano Super Computing machine. By comparison to the new nano supercomputer, the Spark was a massive tower of computing and controlling power.

For the new nano, a mesh construction has up to one million processors and 32,000 controls. The nano computer will take up residence at the corporate Space1 location in the USA and has options to command the launch control center, the rocket laboratory, and the space research facility to run advanced experimentation in space and time. The nano space super computer will also be used to conduct quantum research as applied to space travel.

Space1 has designed a powerful new nano supercomputer, also known as the nano super space computer. Plans are moving forward in the design for construction using parallel dimensioned multi-core chips, thus creating a new nanoized supercomputer installation in the USA.

SIZE
The design for the new supercomputer has a much smaller footprint than many super computing machines created at Humanoido Labs, and it will offer portability for non-permanent rocket sites that are moved around.

IMPLEMENTATION
Uses for the new Space1 Nano Super Computer at the USA location may include weather, analysis, rocket flight, track, monitor, extrapolate, interpolate, integrate, design, statistics, and hard core cutting edge research. Part of this is the exploration of the machine in creating a new kind of intellectual machine mind.

DESIGN
This design begins at Humanoido Labs with a ten modular NANO mainframe design using expanded 8 Parallel Dimensioned core ICs wired into a mainframe mesh of 10x8x125 = 10,000 processors per Mesh.

SPACE MESH
Each Space Mesh can control a significant part of the interface realm, enabling true functioning nano intelligence. A ten Mesh device with ten thousand processors will enable 320 real world point control. For each 100 Mesh, 3200 items can be controlled with 100,000 processors. Expanded to 1K, the machine will control 32,000 objects and contain a million computing processors.

SPACE SUPERCOMPUTER SPECIFICATIONS
10 Mesh - 10,000 Processors, 320 controls
100 Mesh - 100,000 Processors, 3,200 controls
1000 Mesh - 1,000,000 Processors, 32,000 controls

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