Space1 January 2015 Update

SPACE1 JANUARY 2015 UPDATE
January 2015 is one of the most productive months for Space1's great space tourism adventure introducing humans to safe space. Numerous new ideas are in effect. The partial list is seen below.

* More rocket and aerospace schooling
* Extensive research in rocketry
* Improvements to Altimeters
* Dual deployment
* Engine design research
* Parts cost analysis
* The most powerful engines determination
* New spaceports
* Rocket global analysis 
* Business meetings
* International travel
* Defining some missions in space
* Develop methods for ground safety
* Development of the Electric Rocket
* Engine production decisions
* Fireproofing invention
* Safety code development
* Developed a business synopsis
* Analyzed space launches
* Calculated thrust ratios and parameters
* Reviewed rocket simulation programs
* Developed addtl. space tourism plans
* Designed a new 2015 logo
* Plan historical preservation for first space tourists
* Develop a list of Space1 tourism advantages
* Completed a space rocket size analysis
* Rocket weight analysis
* Assembly analysis
* Initiated tests
* Electronics development
* Development of 2015's ASR Assurance Safety Rocket
* Firewall analysis and design
* Established the rocket visuals
* Designed a new rocket with size change
* Worked on the space capsule
* Analysis of payload capacity
* Work on couplers
* Development of the Space1 Rocket Observatory
* Telescope Rocket Observatory research
* OBS design
* Developed land area
* Reviewed safety
* Researched safety
* Implemented addtl. safety
* New staff

January 2014 Update

The Lab's Christmas tree for the 12 days of Christmas is very small - only about 7-inches high. It's fully decorated with Christmas ornaments separately purchased. Many of the individual components were received as holiday gifts. There's a set of battery operated working colored lights on the tree and a flashing lights Santa nativity set. Tiny box gifts actually fit under the tree. it sets on the Lab's mantel top.

JANUARY 2014 UPDATE
The new year has three major projects ongoing - 1) the Robot Explorer designed to explore new worlds, 2) the Brain Cortex in a Jar designed to transfer a small part of a human brain into the machine brain for greater longevity, and 3) the FM transmitter and radio station. Side projects include sending a man into space, developing humanoids and humanoid brains, advancing the deep space program with the new telescopes invented, and continuing to upgrade the Lab capabilities and facilities. Other projects include developing satellites, a new kind of flyable rocket ship design, and a possible major expansion of the current laboratory. There's also a push to develop custom test equipment and finish the radio station as it may be used as a wireless device for the brain in a jar.

Update

LABORATORY UPDATE

Rather than go days and days without blogging as we work on very large projects, we've decided to post several of the "in between" novel, unusual and decidedly humorous things that we see happening in the local surroundings. Consider these as Earth-based observations.

Work continues on a new Safety Car prototype, designed to eliminate the use of fossil fuels, decrease global warming, lower the cost of city commuting, and improve safety to an ultimate level.

The Parallax Propeller chip and BASIC Stamp are being used to control an instrument panel.

The Lab has opened up and founded a mapping division. Specialize city maps are being created and plotted for a new function car.

The Lab has increased the level of its parts acquisition center, adding greater local resources.

Plans are progressing for the opening of a new USA Laboratory in 2013. 

Usage of the Deck Lab is suspended due to necessary repairs. The overall design of the balcony is like a large water cup and every time it rains, it fills up like an olympic swimming pool - drowning any scientific equipment placed there. The balcony designer failed to install a water drain.

Painting the previously suspended Big Brain Loft due to water leakage is now cancelled. After the leaks were repaired in the buildings above, a good new rain produced new growing spots of water moisture.

Experimentation is continuing with the new iPhone 5 and Siri AI. It's interesting how so many people have personified Siri, as seen on Youtube.

The upcoming human launch into Next Space is being planned for February. The launch was cancelled in January due to impending circumstances. The new launch will take new lab equipment into space and study the upper Earth's atmosphere strata and tenuous space.

New Lab designs are in the making. A new office space is being designed. This will handle many of the space exploration activities and may function as a secondary computer center for research, design, and tracking.

A new observatory is being designed. This will be made from wood and spire upwards to house a series of new telescopes. The telescope are designed to be physically small, but breakthroughs in technology will make their performances physically and optically large.

A secondary mobile observatory is in design progress. It could be towed into the country for ultimate deep reaching astro imaging of the night sky.

We continue to work on life extension, so that these projects may continue. LE programs include diet, exercise, machine application, and other knowledge gained to extend life. If the results extend to 2020 or 2030 remains to be seen.

Work continues on the time travel project as we move closer to the precibus.