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

Space1 Singapore Spaceport

PHOTO: Lin Zilin 林紫琳 

sent Space1 Headquarters

in Taiwan, this aerial

image taken from about

35,000 feet altitude showing

atmospheric delineations. The

image is edited to show

unobstructed space.

SPACE1 SINGAPORE SPACEPORT

An area of land is located for a potential rocket launch site. A study and investigation is progressing to determine if this site is suitable for rocket launches.

Lin Zilin 林紫琳 provides a Space1 update regarding the selection of a site for a Space1 Singapore Spaceport. The first level of research is successfully completed and the project now moves into the second phase of determinations.

Space1 spaceports already exist in the USA, Taiwan and South Korea. Space1 has a goal of bringing space tourism to the world through peaceful and safe rocket launches, with Space1's invention, the safety rocket and high technology.

Space1 New Rocket Laboratory

This candid photo shows the first released image of Space1's new Polyethyline-Terephthalate Safety Rocket, which will have significantly more R&D and laboratory space in the new rocket lab under development.

SPACE1 NEW ROCKET LAB
On September 24th, 2014, the management of Space1 agree to invest in the development of a new rocket laboratory and space operations center. The new site is expected to be a much larger operations and expansive area than the existing site, which will be discontinued.

The new site will include the twelve company mergers and all of their instruments, technology, manpower and capabilities.

The new larger and more equipped site will be located in a quiet private yet conveniently accessible location conducive to rocket and aerospace technology development.

SpaceOne Aerospace Observatory

SPACEONE AEROSPACE OBSERVATORY AO

AEROSPACE OBSERVATORY
The concept of SpaceOne's Aerospace Observatory is proposed and studied. A design is in the works that will contain special instruments and equipment for conducting and supporting space flight. The AO will utilize small high resolution telescopes and powerful CCD imaging, plus techniques that support space launches and develop rocket technology.

SpaceOne Time Travel Dilation

SPACEONE TIME TRAVEL DILATION

TIME TRAVEL
SpaceOne, the new rocket aerospace company, designed to give everyone an opportunity to experience space travel in unique ways, has developed a method of time travel time dilation.

The allows the rocket burn period, and other short term event parameters that happen in high speed zones to change their location markers. By sliding time forward or backwards, or stretching the plane of time, the portable event horizon is changed. The implications of this change are far reaching for SpaceOne’s rocket program, allowing time modification to the rocket flight.