Space1 Multiplanetary Species Division

Multi Planetary Species Division
SPACE1 has created the Multi Planetary Space Division for humanity

Leaving the planet is a big step. Private space industry will need all the support they can get. The Multi Planetary Space Division MPS is a supportive way to promote the exodus of humans off Earth to preserve the species and migrate into space.

The space division is working towards landing humans on the Moon and Mars, and possibly beyond in the future with potential sites set on the Jupiter moons system in the outer reaches of the Solar System.

Using the new EM Safety Space Rocket, Astronaut Humanoido says anything is possible at SPACE1. MPS will offer supportive elements to existing space migration programs. Some elements are listed below.

* Offer NAV ephemeris for space flights
* Do tracking of flights off world
* Co-develop landing programs
* Execute cartographic systems for new worlds
* Provide supportive data & research
* Develop colonies on the Moon, Mars, and Jupiter system
* Promote private space industry
* Produce less costly space tourism
* Create space travel charts, guides, references

Space1 New Space Species Arrive

SPACE1 Photo shows three aquatic species. Located in the far background, glowing red number
three is a new luminescent species. Visible are a total of five baby denizens. The electro
luminescent is believed to come from a special DNA hemoglobin shining through a relatively
clear exoskeleton. Markers one is an adult Veil Guppy and two is a juvenile Ramshorn.
Credit: Humanoido

Dramatic Sudden Appearance
New Alien Space Species Arrive!
Inside the mysterious far side domain of one space tank at the Aquatics Center, home of the SPACE1 Astronaut Training Center for Aquatic Species, a strange new aquatic species suddenly appeared.

While rapid breeding aquatics with new DNA more suitable for spacefaring missions on SPACE1 rockets, Aquatics Scientist & Curator Humanoido had moved the LED lighting source to the front for a fish photo shoot. What followed was fantastic and unexpected!

Hiding in the far backdrop were a new small baby breed cache of vividly red glowing snails, never seen before, highly visible by their electro-luminescence. The sudden appearance was due to a change and mix of space DNA employed in the breeding process to gain a species modification designed for space missions. Space aquatics can now add new species to their future missions in space.

Space1 Historical Moon Landing

The First Moon Landing in 1902

A scifi story was written in 1902, long before man walked on the surface of the Moon in 1969.

The first science fiction film ever made - 117 years ago – was by Georges Méliès's in 1902 Le Voyage dans la Lune (A Trip to the Moon).

The orange single hatched lunar capsule, the same color as the NASA Space Shuttle's twin SRB's Solid Rocket Boosters, was a massive bullet made up of formed and bolted together metal cast panels, shot out from a giant cannon aimed at the Moon. The plot behind A Trip to the Moon is simple – a group of professors use a giant cannon to launch themselves to the moon, take a nap on the lunar surface, kill moon aliens, return to Earth with a splashdown in the ocean, and celebrate their journey with a parade in the city. As the composition of the lunar surface was completely unknown in 1902, the film's artisans took artistic liberty to represent the Moon as a very alien-like spired mountainous landscape. Basically the bullet capsule had no prevailing technology inside according to this illustration.

Space1 Breeding New Space Species

Space Guppy species female with blazing color

Spacefaring Aquatic Species
New Aquatic Species
Humanoido at SPACE1 is now breeding the second generation of new Aquatics species for space flight.

The species is a new kind of space Guppy, half way in between the very hardy orange breed that has no patience, and the very large fancy Veil Tail Guppy, which is less hardy.

The midway breed has the best features of both breeds. Usually the female has little or no color, however these are spectacular, rivaling the males. Approximately twenty-plus young fish are being raised at this time. These will be trained in the Astronaut Training Program at the SPACE1 Aquatics Center for Space Species, and culled when they reach maturity.

Space1 Lunar Mission Equipment Inventory

Is SPACE1 Ready for a Rocket to the Moon Mission in 2019?
SPACE1 is taking Lunar Moon Mission inventory to see if the private space industry is ready for a return to the Moon.

The answer is yes, as a list of available parts, modules, and rockets are on hand to match the Moon mission 100%.

Some things needed for a Lunar Moon Mission include the working Nuclear Power Source that drives the EM safety Rocket, the EM Safety Rocket, trained astronauts, instrument control panels, an environment suitable for humans, NAV module and accessories, Capture Kit to snare the Moon during approach, Lunar Camcorders to preserve a record of the mission, an amplifier during the mission to hone the tunnel effect, parametric devices, flight computers, Lunar Guidance Module, and the Advanced Notice Astrophysics Mathematical Calculation System.

This includes SPACE1's own version of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) that's located in Pasadena California to calculate the orbits, times, locations, physical parameters, and Moon trajectory dynamics. Humanoido holds simultaneous degrees in Astrophysicists and Mathematics, and heads up the the organization to calculate rocket space flights. This Space Flight Lab is part of the Humanoido United Laboratories complex.

Index of Humanoido Laboratories
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/09/space1-lab-list-2018.html
https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2018/11/space1-index-labs.html

Space1 Moon Mission Prep

Inside famous crater Tycho - NASA

SPACE1 Moon Missions
SPACE1 is prepping for an upcoming Moon mission with the EM craft and Astronaut Humanoido. The EM will be launched to the Moon at a distance of 270,000 miles and guided with the computational NAV. Once there, a number of missions will be conducted.

* Commemorating March 24th Moon Impact Mission
* Lunar Polar Orbital Mission
* Mission to the Moon's Far Side
* Moon Landing

Tourism
A Manned Moon tourist package is being added for Lunar Tourism. This will include an EM flight to the Moon's front side where the tourist can see craters, Maria, and the rugged lunar terrain up close and take phenomenal photos during the trip.

Moon Mystery
It will be an opportunity to explore the many mysteries of the Moon - the strange light flashes, the unidentified sounds, the changing ground surface appearances, the origins of extremely bright and dark spots, the location of mystery underground lava tubes, and the effects of a minuscule atmosphere of only a few atoms.

Mapping
Cartography missions will be designated in between the four scheduled missions. This will provide a Lunar Atlas to selected portions of the front and back sides of the Moon. Mapping will be necessary for lunar colonies and land plots for lunar settlers.

Theme
The return to the Moon theme will happen in 2019, before Mars in 2020. Reservations are coming in like wild fire, so if you want a place on the upcoming trip to the Moon, better act soon. The first several thousand entries will be studied and a few most qualified will be chosen to go on the mission. Note: this is an open species mission, not restricted to humans.

Lunar Polar Orbital Mission
The Lunar Polar Orbital Mission is heavy on orbital dynamics mathematics, astrophysics and rocketry formula. Humanoido is currently calculating the mission.

Far Side of the Moon
The mission to the Far Side of the Moon is time dependent and critical, and will launch according to specific calculated ephemeris.

Moon Landing
The most exciting mission is the actual Moon Landing, and will be one of the greatest technical achievements of SPACE1. Things are being decided such as the number of astronauts, the type of astronaut denizens, the type of technology, and mission details.

Space1 Earth Sciences Mission Rocket Launch

SPACE1 Earth Sciences
Manned Rocket Launch
Breaking News: Tuesday, March 5th, 2019

The 13th Successful Space Launch - SPACE1 launched the secured Manned Earth Sciences Mission today, a smooth and flawless rocket launch and mission for Earth, Weather, and Geological Survey from space.

Conducted by EM Rocket Astronaut and Mission Flight Commander Humanoido, the rocket craft was engaged over the far distant mountain ranges to the East. Little if anything was thought to reside inside and on these harsh jungle tropical mountains, but new space reconnaissance proved different.

Results were amazing and astounding. While one weather front blocked closer mountain detail during the initial launch and during the rocket aspiring phase, the one hundred mile farther in distance mountains yielded far more detail than ever expected. Depending on the backdrop and the degree of silhouette from solar lighting, the amount of moisture in the atmosphere and Tropospheric condition, more or less detail was visible at the mountain peaks. It appears either civilian or a military operation and commandos have already supplanted the towers, communications antennas and equipment. Buildings not visible may have camouflage. Conditions for mapping the 100-mile long stretch of peaks were ideal but fleeting.