Space1 Rocket Space Tourism Update

SPACE1 ROCKET SPACE TOURISM UPDATE
Since moving to the USA, work continues on Space1 facilities, ground breaking, the development of a space rocket transport truck, ongoing clearing of trees, and multiple scheduled site surveys of the remote space port for launching rockets.

NASA Associate Field Tech

A grand site survey will take to the sky in a flyby plane to do a human-based photographic survey of the launch facilities. Ground surveys will also be conducted once location maps to find the launching complex are draw up.

The astronaut ejectables concept is further developed. During apogee, an astronaut who is wearing a special suit resembling Iron Man, is ejected to fly back to Earth under his own

Trees for clearing

power, stealth, like a super hero.

Robin birds are being relocated

Five rockets are ongoing with research, development, constructing and testing, with 15 powerful motors standing by for selection.

The observatory has several designs and the location is now established.

Research for parts to construct the weather station is ongoing.

The rocket lab is being developed more and more every day.

The robotics lab is growing with parts collected.

The electronics lab will have a large parts order to equip many experiments and construction projects.

The grand science building will be renovated to accommodate the labs.

An advanced aeronautical lab is well under way.

The tool shop is being advanced.

Security measures are taken, purchased and being installed.

New designs on the table include property security fencing.

Gun shield bunkers are being considered.

Studies include local weather and humidity patterns that effect launches.

Space1 USA Meeting Space Workshop

Expanding Space1's workshop may look like this

SPACE1 USA MEETING

SPACE WORK SHOP

During the winter, Space1 holds periodic international telepresence meetings to establish details of operations in the USA. This allows the organization to stay internationally connected and progressively working together.

The January 10th, 2015, meeting focused on the American Space Workshop. Enter Space1’s largest USA space workshop through the massive giant doors, a gateway to tomorrow!

Space Workshop sports some of the most incredible tall ceilings to house the largest rockets. Inside you’ll find one of the most well equipped "Space1" aerospace industry technology labs, not only housing full size aircraft, and those under construction, but capable of working with many rocket tech materials in multiple scientific fields.

It’s here that complex designs are completed and mechanics built and rebuilt with a massive array of machine tools. The tooling room includes everything needed to work out complex heavy lift rocket designs and move the completions to the launch complex.

This week, Space1’s Aerospace Engineer Randall is rebuilding a powerful engine, part by part, as is necessary to assure safe and reliable unfaltering operations for seasonal performance. Randall is an aeronautical genius - his own human carrying "rocket craft" is called a “rocket plane” by many because of its speed and maneuverability.

Space1 Rocketeer Changes

SPACE ROCKET SCIENCE

SPACE1 ROCKETEER CHANGES IN 2015

This is an update to the space rocket science team within Space1.

The number of team members is increased in FQ2015 which leads to a team with 7 total position members (first quarter of 2015), filling 21 rocket tourism space science and related roles.

UPDATED MONDAY JANUARY 19TH 2015
Seven rocketeers hold the spotlight for 21 roles in Space1 developments. Positions are listed below. (In all cases, the anonymity of individuals is preserved within the company.)

CHANGES IN 2015 
* In 2015, in Taiwan, the Head of Taiwan R&D position held by Master Noon Lin 中午大師林 is now changed. 中午大師林 is promoted to the Taiwan Chief Advisory to Space1 Counsel position.

*On January 19th, Space1 filled the position of American USA Advisor to Space1 in Robotics and Technical Flight Systems with Dr. Thomas joining our Board of Advisors.

* The Head of Taiwan R&D position is now filled by current Taiwan Spaceport Engineer Master Lin Mei 林美 with the new title Taiwan Master of R&D & Taiwan Spaceport Engineering.

* The Presidential domain role is now expanded to four countries instead of two. This includes the USA, Taiwan, South Korea and Singapore. The role includes presence in all four countries and also includes additional countries where meetings are held and related business takes place. This includes Hong Kong, Singapore, China, Taiwan, Macao, and other international locations. The President is also a primary investor of Space1.

* The operation roles of the Korean Wisdom Lab, 한국어 지혜 연구소, hangug-eo jihye yeonguso, is expanded in 2015. The Wisdom Lab will provide added support in the hosting of meetings, navigational information and high technology projects. Dara 지혜 is now promoted to Chief of Operations for the Korean Wisdom Lab while maintaining the roles of Korean Chief Scientist and Korean Conceptual Design Director. The new position includes Engineer of the South Korean SpacePort.

* Professor Randall Menske's title is increased to include American SpacePort Director and American Rocket Observatory Engineer at the American SpacePort. He is also the founder of the American Rocket Lab 2.

* Dr. Robert has taken on the development of a new science weather and astronomical rocket observatory in the USA, and has founded an additional rocket safety lab in Taiwan after the recent move. He is also the founder of rocket lab 1 in the USA and travels internationally between the USA, Taiwan, Korea, Macau and Hong Kong. 

The updated staff list is as follows (the names are security protected):

(1) USA
SPACE1 FOUNDER
Security Unlisted

(2,3,4,5,6) USA, TAIWAN, SOUTH KOREA ETC.
SPACE1 CEO
ROCKET SCIENTIST
DEVELOPER: USA SCIENCE, WEATHER & ASTRONOMICAL ROCKET
     OBSERVATORY
FOUNDER OF AMERICAN ROCKET SAFETY LAB 1
FOUNDER TAIWAN ROCKET SAFETY LABS 1 & 2
Dr. Robert

(7,8,9,10) USA
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER
AMERICAN SPACEPORT DIRECTOR
ROCKET OBSERVATORY ENGINEER
FOUNDER OF AMERICAN ROCKET SAFETY LAB 2
Professor Randall

(11,12,13) USA, KOREA & TAIWAN, SINGAPORE
THE PRESIDENT
INVESTOR
TAIWAN ADVISOR CHIEF
Master & Dr. Shui Soong 風水大師宋

(14,15,16,17) SOUTH KOREA
CHIEF KOREAN SCIENTIST
K0REAN CONCEPTUAL DESIGN DIRECTOR
WISDOM LAB CHIEF OF OPERATIONS
SOUTH KOREAN SPACEPORT ENGINEER
Dara 지혜, 한국어 지혜 연구소
 
(18,19) TAIWAN
TAIWAN MASTER OF R&D
TAIWAN SPACEPORT ENGINEERING DIRECTOR
Master Lin Mei 林美

(20) TAIWAN
TAIWAN CHIEF ADVISORY TO SPACE1 COUNSEL
 Master Noon Lin 中午大師林

(21) USA
AMERICAN USA ROBOTICS & TECHNICAL SYSTEMS ADVISOR TO SPACE1
Dr. Thomas

Space1 Rocket Science Team

MEET THE ROCKET SCIENCE TEAM IN 3 COUNTRIES

Space1, the new space company set towards taking humans into space for a new kind of tourism, is busy setting new personal records and expanding its team of scientists.

Six rocketeers now take the spotlight in various Space1 developments. Positions taken include the founder, CEO, Rocket Scientist, President, Aeronautical Engineer, Wisdom Lab Scientist, Conceptual Designer, SpacePort Engineer, and Head of R&D. In all cases, the anonymity of individuals is preserved within the company.

SPACE1 FOUNDER
Security Unlisted

USA, TAIWAN, SOUTH KOREA
SPACE1 CEO/ROCKET SCIENTIST
Dr. Robert Bohlman
羅伯特Bohlman博士
로버트 Bohlman

USA
AERONAUTICAL ENGINEER
Randall Menske

USA & TAIWAN
THE PRESIDENT
Master Shui Soong
風水大師宋

SOUTH KOREA
KOREAN  SCIENTIST/CONCEPTUAL DESIGNER/WISDOM LAB
Dara 지혜

TAIWAN
TAIWAN SPACEPORT ENGINEER
Master Lin Mei 林美

TAIWAN
HEAD OF TAIWAN R&D
Master Noon Lin
中午大師林

Near Space Flight in October

Miles and miles above the Earth in Near Space, the atmosphere seen off in the distance appears to shrink to a small perimeter band. High altitude lenticular parallel cloud belts are seen across the planet. The Near Space Program is a robust part of the Big Brain Machine initiative to continue exploring multi levels of space from Micro Space all the way out to the edge of the Universe and beyond. The grand exploration now includes both robotic and manned space flights, and a special class of exploration with new powerful telescopes and instruments in space.

NEAR SPACE FLIGHT IN OCTOBER 2013
MANNED SPACE FLIGHT Launching the spacecraft near the East Sea of China with a trajectory down range above the Taiwan Straits and passing directly above the islands of Penghu, October's Near Space launch was spectacular and went without a hitch.

White line shows path

Spacecraft preparations prior to launch vector include hatch calibrations by the spacecraft technician using the adjustable height mobile transport console and instrumentation control panel. The large pressurized space vehicle is owned, operated and maintained by Mainland China and leased to private enterprise.

 The Penghu islands are an archipelago off the western coast of Taiwan in the Taiwan Strait consisting of 90 small islands and islets covering an area of 141 square kilometers.

The whole archipelago forms Penghu County, Taiwan Province, Republic of China. The Penghu islands consists of near one hundred islands. The land area totals about 127 square kilometers. The Makung Island (including Makung City and Hushi) is the largest island in the archipelago, followed by Hsiyu, Baisha.

Parallel cloud banding

LEFT: Parallel bands of clouds arranged across the planet, as determined by seasonal prevailing trade winds in this vertical rotated view for clarity.

Outside the heated spacecraft during the passage, temperatures reached -42 degrees Centigrade at an altitude of 10,647 meters. Downrange ground speed was a blistering 876 km/hour.

Aeronautical Tawian and Penghu Islands map for downrange flight path study

Downrange map Penghu Islands

The alignment of numerous lenticular parallel cloud bands was studied and high altitude imagery was obtained. A total of thirteen digital color images were obtained showing the Earth and the backdrop of deep space. The delineation boundary of space relative Earth's atmosphere is particularly striking.

LEFT: This is the first time the downrange flight path traversed above the Penghu Islands archipelago.

The Big Brain machine is continuing to provide assessments regarding the exploration of Near Space. The NS program is currently maintained at two launches every three months. This is budget down from the previous rate of 12 launches every six months and prior, a launch field of 24 lift offs per year.

The more lean 2013 budget allows the pursuit of numerous additional related Big Brain projects including the development of a new spacecraft robotic intelligent life form probe designed to travel to the outer fringes of the Solar System and autonomously explore new worlds with the ability to discover and communicate with new life forms.

Other active projects include a new larger computational Half Gallon Brain in a Jar, robotics devices for the Brain inclusive of little feet and a full size hand, and the new equipped "interplanetary" Mission Control Center capable of receiving wireless transmissions, images and data.

The Big Brain continues to operate and maintain the DSC Deep Space Center and the USA Ultra Space Administration, products of the Big Brain Supercomputing Center.