Heavy Mass Catipulsation Rocket

Heavy Mass Catipulsation Rocket
Humanoido of SPACE1 has invented a Heavy Mass Catipulsation Rocket for launching Micron Planets into the evolutionary void. The rocket uses recycling mechanics and Newton's Laws of Motion to propel cargo into the void of space, primarily to launch temp evolved Micron Planets in numbers and rapid succession.

Rocket Parts & Reliability

Rocket Parts & Reliability
Putting 2 1/2 million parts on a space vehicle rocket system, where any part at any time can fail, is a potent recipe for disaster. SPACE1 has taken the approach that simple is better. When a rocket or space transport system has more and more parts, then more can fail and go wrong during flight.

Murphy's law is always inevitable when you least expect it. Knowing this, Humanoido has directed SPACE1 to construct a rocket with literally no moving parts.

Take for example the record of the NASA Space Shuttle, a retired and non-reliable system with over two and a half million parts. On at least two catastrophic failures, the shuttle exploded and failed, killing fourteen astronauts.

The SPACE1 rockets from the get-go were designed by Humanoido to have no moving parts and this has resulted in the 2014 invention of the Safety Rocket with no failures. Now the impetus is being placed on more safety spacecraft to take us to Mars and back again - a much larger spacecraft.

Enter 2020 - the planet Mars is approaching opposition, two years from the 2018 opposition, exceeding twenty arc seconds and moving in position closest to the Earth. SPACE1 is utilizing a completely new and safety form of space travel to and from the red planet. The new craft has a minimal axis of rotation in free space for space travel orientation and navigation, for ultimate safety and the fastest Solar 

system flight times known to mankind using Humanoido's Parametric Optical Thrust Vectoring Propulsion System - the HPOTVPS.

Stay tuned as we continue to report on this new space technology and provide updates on the journey to Mars.

Space1 Machine Trip to Mars

Space1

Machine Trip to Mars
SPACE1 Industries is looking at a different and more safe timely way to inhabit and colonize mars

The idea is to use this MARS Machine being developed and tested during the October 2020 Mars Opposition.

The idea is to establish a presence on Mars without using the conventional more dangerous technology (see SpaceX rocket Merlin and Raptor engines). Objectives include a safer path to Mars, faster flights round trip, and the establishment of fast bases for rapid expansion. Complex engines such as the powerful Raptor and Merin are not needed with the Mars Machine, which works on a different principle.

The Mars Machine is a futuristic dimensional technology that interpolates and extrapolates parametric identities to and from the Martian surface. It uses orbital technology for the injection of positional orbits above, below, and around the Martian surface. SPACE1 has spent two years since the Mars 2018 Opposition in developing the technology inclusive of specialized software to drive the system. The Mars Machine is large and heavy and combines dimensional time, potential, and kinetic energy to achieve parametric positioning across Mars. We hope the Mars Machine will be ready in time for the upcoming opposition.

The technology of a Mars spacesuit is not needed when traveling with the Mars Machine, saving millions of dollars of development cost and time.

Large costly orbital Mars stations and habitats are not needed saving billions of dollars. The Mars Machine is capable of projective dimensional inhabitation modules. Stay tuned as we test this new technology.

Space1 New Tracking Center

Xray of the SPACE1 Planetoid
where spacenhabitants populate
the interior walls for extreme high
tech off-world colonization

Deep Space

Tracking Guiding

SPACE1 has artificial planetoids which it creates and launches into space for global planetary development and space time experiments

SPACE1 is developing a new deep space tracking center using optics and some of the world's most powerful telescopes. The goal is to image deep space down to a specific magnitude and track various rockets and space probes or satellites. The new deep space tracking center is founded by investors who want to see the immediate results of ongoing evolution of science and space technology as we are moving out and off the planet as a spacefaring species. Being developed is an array of telescopes that potentially work in unison during space flights and various space studies. The equipment includes global imaging, some of the highest resolution equipment that can image the soil/surface on Ganymede and ice on other Moons, keep tabs of planetary spacecraft and Martian SPC sublimation, and deep space penetration tracking with advanced plate solving, precision GOTO, and coordinate tracking. The net of instruments can also serve to guide and track telemetry of SPACE1 rocket launches and missions.

Space1 Waiting for Rocket Season

Space1 Waiting for Rocket Season

Space1 is waiting for rocket season with a fleet of Super rockets on standby. Weather is gradually clearing but temperatures are still too hot to conduct safe operations.

SPACE1 Mars Support for SpaceX

SPACE1 Mars Support for SpaceX

SPACE1 has continued Mars support for SpaceX landing on Mars. This includes the half century database creation of global Mars Cartography; a mapping, survey and climatology project depicting the global planet Mars from a wide seasonal perspective. This will lead to better understanding of seasonal Martian variations in weather climatology, conducive for missions to Mars and settlements on the red planet.

Space Astro Blog

Testing many stacked focal reducers on large SCT telescopes
is one project being addressed at the Astro Blog.

The new
Space Astro Blog is now up and ready!

Space Astro Blog
https://otisastro.blogspot.com/

TAIWAN: Welcome to the intro of my new AstroImaging blogger, designed to cover the wondrous worlds of space, telescopes, equipment, celestial imaging and the techniques needed to coax interesting things from the night sky. The blog site will supplement and contribute to the SPACE1 web presence at https://space1usa.blogspot.com/