Exploratory Moon Mission Plato

United Space Technologies UST - Moon scientific exploration data for lunar crater Plato is delineated by Humanoido, mission specialist. Plato is one of several lunar targets selected for Electrodynamic Dynamonic Dynotronic exploratory missions.

Exploratory Moon Mission Plato
Mission data for the exploration of crater Plato is cubed to delineate parametric identities including fine detail, over a dozen class craterlets, cast and lighting variances. Electrodynamic Lunar missions are conducted by Humanoido, astronaut and founder of United Space Technologies and SPACE1. Crater Plato is one of several smooth floor regio landing sites being studied and up for selection for the next Exploratory Moon Mission by United Space Technologies. Remaining site selections include the large crater Ptolemaeus and Archimedes which are scheduled for exploration and cubing. Maria may not be considered at this time due to lacking parametrics for exploratory missions unless otherwise noted.

Lunar Landing Site Exploratory Missions

Historical SPACE1 test roll capture - United Space Technologies UST lunar mission with the electrodynamic Dynamonic transport safety system

Lunar Landing Site Exploratory Missions Conducted by UST United Space Technologies

December 7, 2022

United Space Technologies, a privately developed and shrouded space venture, is returning to the Moon and conducting a survey mission to establish firma terracotta landing sites, known as a series of Lunar Landing Site Exploratory Missions. The mission series, known as UST Lunar Exploratory I, Exploratory II, and so on, will test the criteria for smooth landing sites for which a temp electrodynamic base may be established. In each mission progression, the criteria for a potential new site will be established. Potential candidate exploratory sites currently include Moon craters Ptolemaeus and Lyot, crater Archimedes, the smooth plains of crater Plato, and Maria regio to be investigated.

Future Starship Quantum Propulsion

Future Starship Propulsion may use a Quantum Drive

Future Starship Quantum Propulsion
United Space Technologies is working on advanced methods of future starship propulsion. This does not include ion, plasma or nuclear drives at this time. However, the most recent project includes a study of the potential of using a Quantum Drive.

The project examines starship propulsion based on Quantum Entanglement, otherwise known as Einstein's Spooky Action at Distance.

https://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2022/12/traveling-with-quantum-entanglement.html

Other methods of future travel may involve sending real time digitizations of the human brain to various outposts in the Solar System.

We have a faster-than-light drive system, which we call quantum drive as opposed to warp drive (the idea being that space, at the deepest level, is quantized, like the energy levels in atoms, and if someday we understand how this works we might be able to manipulate the fabric of space to travel faster than light).

Artwork adapted from Gregory Chryssaphes, Concept Artist, Hard Surface Design, Artstation Alas Quantum Drive

United Space Technologies Moon Surface Cameras

Moon mission photo by Humanoido
United Space Technologies Moon Surface Cameras
United Space Technologies has developed a battery of small portable moveable Moon Surface Cameras for the next lunar mission. These cameras will probe the lunar surface and gather vital details regarding the whereabouts of the mission and future lunar scape planners. The cameras will become instrumental in keeping tabs on the Moon Habitat for lunar astronauts and supplement any lunar excursions, before, during and after the events. The Moon Camera can autonomously feed thousands of images back to the source for analysis.

Our New Starship - United Space Technologies

The new Infinity Drive invented and developed by Humanoido at SPACE1,

a division of United Space Technologies

Our New Starship
The new Starship, a high technology fully developed spacecraft built by SPACE1 at United Space Technologies, is a sight to behold. This new technology is radically changing space travel using high tech electro dynamic inventions, digital constructs, artificial intelligence and the latest version Infinity Drive for unparalleled performance and light speed results.

The new starship is the latest in the series extending from the Safety Rocket development program, which has kept SPACE1 astronauts safe over the course of nearly ten years of space launch and testing operations.

SPACE1 is a privately developed space industry unlike any others. We are not like Blue origin that reveals no information and creates litigation to take down other space companies, nor are we like SpaceX that gives away their patents. SPACE1 is a protected, confidential, totally private and under wraps organization, save for the details of an interesting, informative and ongoing technical/general blogger, established by Humanoido on December 31, 2013. The blog was founded by

Humanoido in January 2014 and is expanded in 2023, becoming United Space Technologies. Currently Humanoido is the founder, owner, aerospace engineer  and CEO of SPACE1 and United Space Technologies. In 2023, it will be merged with Big Brain AI Technologies.

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Where to Land on the Moon

Where to Land on the Moon - Upcoming Return Mission

Above: Exciting Moon photo by Humanoido shows many possible lunar sites for the next space mission.

SPACE1 has completed a number of lunar cartographic surveys to determine the next Moon site for the newest mission. The far side is rejected due to the requirement of extra satellites in orbit, required for communications. This leaves a variety of selected sites on the visible side for establishing a lunar base, doing exploration of natural lava tubes, caves and tunnels, and conducting science experiments with the implementation of special equipment like a Moon telescope.

Moon Landing Site
Finding one is not as easy as you think
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/03/space1-singularity-observatory-finding.html

Already to the Moon - South Polar Mission

Humanoido Lands on the Moon

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The manned mission to the South Pole of the Moon was an applauded great success on Sunday, March 31st, 2019. The fantastic Moon technical fly-by was achieved by Astronaut Humanoido and the Electrodynamic Safety Rocket with the extremely reliable Electromag drive. Raw data is processed by the SPACE1 Pacific Ocean Space Processing Laboratory and the Center for Spacecraft Data Analysis.

Manned Moon South Polar Mission

Humanoido' Space1 Mission to the Moon

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2019/04/index-moon-south-pole-mission.html

SPACE1 Space Dynamonic Blueprint Mission

SPACE1 Space Dynamonic Blueprint Mission

SPACE1 is updating the blueprints to a new Dynamonic spacecraft mission, notably a return to the Moon and then on to Mars.

The evolution of SPACE1 spacecraft began with liquid fuel rockets and is current at the state of using an electro dynamic engine to explore the solar system. The historical progression of the rocket and spacecraft program is approximately as follows:

* Liquid fuel
* Back powder
* Inertial
* Micro space
* Near space
* Next space
* Patonic fueled
* Dimensional
* Electro dynamic
* Dynamonic

* AI

New blueprint parameters include the incorporation of AI into a new type of spacecraft. This may speed up a return to the Moon and setting up a Moon base, and a few years later - the Mar initiative with the updated Mars Connect venture.