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Monday, June 9, 2014

Space1 Rockets

SPACE1 ROCKETS
SPACE1 has now developed fourteen rockets.

Space1 is a new space company intent on taking humans safely into space for space tourism on board a space rocket.

Space1 Updated Rocket List
From January to June 2014, Space1 has completed fourteen space rockets.

01) Intl Enterprise
02) DIA
03) Zeus
04) Argus
05) Zeus-Argus
06) M1 Heavy Lift
07) M1 Hybrid
08) M2
09) B1 First Generation
10) B1 Blaster
11) B1 Master Blaster
12) Singularity 1
13) Singularity 2
14) Singularity 3

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

SpaceOne Unveils Space Rocket

New rocket in space magazine
SPACEONE UNVEILS SPACE ROCKET!

IN THE BEGINNING - SPACEONE!

Since January of 2014, many developments have taken place within the international location of SpaceOne Company. It’s remarkable that so many new things can happen in a short time span of only 3 months since SpaceOne was founded.

Inside the deepest realm of our secret international rocket science and space research lab, a heavy lift launch vehicle is complete.

This rocket is a metal working masterpiece, a work of art and science, and a symbiosis of four previous designs. The design merger includes the Int Enterprise Rocket, the Zeus Argus Rocket, the M1 Rocket and the DIA Rocket. The massive rocket is the largest rocket designed to this date.

Monday, March 3, 2014

SpaceOne Sets Records

SPACEONE SETS RECORDS
The new SpaceOne company, founded by Humanoido in January of 2014, is setting records by exceeding 60 paramount projects related to the construction of rockets to take special human related payloads into space.

Some of the bigger projects include the M1, a very large metal casing rocket, and the Zeus rocket series with the first Argus 1 to take multiple payloads into space.

SpaceOne's mainstay rocket in the Intl Enterprise, an international rocket designed to fly two countries and reach unguided suborbital apogee.

SpaceOne is operating in private industry, not under government control, and has a heavily shrouded program that has not yet unveiled its principle product.