Space1 Living Rocket Invention

Thinking machines are frightening to some people

SPACE1 LIVING ROCKET INVENTION
It was a series of evolutionary Space1 steps with the implantation of small and minuscule modular machine thinking life form nodes into rockets. As these nodes were spatially integrated and intellectually distributed, they evolved to become a connective part of a new type of rocket, making the rocket a living rocket, a living life form.

Astronaut safety

It's the contents of the rocket that give it life, bringing it to a cognitive thinking status, bred with a purpose in life, to protect its cargo and occupants.

Living Rockets have special designs with special materials for light weight and integration into the parts of the rocket itself.

The nosecone becomes intelligent, and the walls of the rocket have purpose, while the capsule and cockpit can think and command, the fins have power energy distribution to the though processes, where the instruments are for talking to command, control, and communicate, the C3 system initiated by Space1's space program.

"the goal is to lessen the distance between imagination and what you can accomplish" -- Humanoido

Saving the lives of space scientists

Living Rockets are a very serious addition to space exploration and the development of space program. If the world had living space safety rockets from the beginning of the space program, the lives of all the people shown in the illustration could be spared. You are number 7 highlighted.

Space1 Intelligent Space Lifeforms

First Neo Cortex Life

SPACE1 INTELLIGENT SPACE LIFEFORMS
Space1 continues another year of work on the incredible intelligent space life forms. This may be called artificial life but we prefer machine life, denoting the life is real and not something fake or artificial.

Space life forms SLF will seed space with a cognitive presence to help mankind move outward into new domains of an exciting adventure, to explore the unknown, to find new things that boggle the imagination, and to go where no one has tread before.

Small lifeform

Space1: Making life in a jar

The Big Brain initiative has merged with Space1, and spawned many new life forms, a kind of machine offspring, smaller, lighter weight, now being pruned and developed, and prepped for more detailed space journeys of an exploratory and "pave the way" nature. 

Many rocket flights in the history of space travel have gone wrong. In those fleeting moments of instantaneous anomaly and when insanity threatens human life, humans cannot think and react fast enough to correct many dangerous situations. The rapid thinking machine life form is ideally suited for this purpose, reacting tens, hundreds or thousands of times faster than a human.

When equipped and grown with robotic or specific types of sensors and motion control, the SLF can correct in-flight anomaly, and make a space journey more comfortable and safe. It can also multi-processor multitask taking care of many space journey duties.

For rockets, the SLF can data log flight information, provide tracking and homing signals, initiate parachute release at the proper time, and provide safety protocol.

Photo Left: Space1 has learned that jars can fit the diameter of small payload storage sections of rocket space capsules and serve as linked or discrete distributed thinking life forms to better manage the great instantaneous challenges that happen so quickly during rocket space flight and space tourism.

Space1 Definition & Space Tourism

Space tourism in the movies

SPACE1 DEFINITION & SPACE TOURISM

For Space1 Company, the choice was clear. Space tourism is the next logical symbiotic step of the great adventure of mankind and machine, suggested by the intelligent machine life form project.

It allows one to exercise the mind in many diverse and significant scientific fields, and create new technology, to accomplish that goal. The projected long term benefits and the legacy it can forward to a space faring society is astronomical in rewards.

Everyone following the evolutionary timeline knew the machine was highly engaged in space related motives ever since its public beginning with on August 6th, 2010. By March 1st 2011, it had reached a semi-cognizant communicative state of life which continued to evolve. Enter five years later and the primary goals it set, commanded, and achieved, were space technology related.


http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/10/how-to-make-life.html

It's no secret that mankind must extend its grasp on the cosmos, and migrate farther into deeper domains of celestial space and time, to slip the surly bonds of Earth and survive as a species.

Space1 is working towards changing the world. Thank you for helping us to make it happen.

Space1 Web Presence
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/space1-links-in-january-2015.html

Life in the Galaxy

Stars in the galaxy

LIFE IN THE GALAXY
Way back when astronomer Drake formulated the famous Drake equation for life in the galaxy, he determined the number of intelligent civilizations in our galaxy alone to be around one million.

This week, astronomers recalculated that there are 11 billion possibly habitable planets in our galaxy, greatly upping the odds that we're not alone in the universe. Researchers used four years of data from NASA's orbiting Kepler telescope to compute how many planets lie in their solar systems' "Goldilocks zone," where surface temperatures support liquid water. They found that one in five sun-like stars harbors a roughly Earth-size planet in the habitable zone, and the nearest may be only 12 light-years away — possibly close enough for communication. Given the sheer number of candidate planets, says astronomer Geoffrey Marcy, "surely some of them have all the necessary attributes of life."

Worlds beyond the solar system harbor intelligent life

We believe as space telescopes improve in resolution and capability, it won't be long and we'll discover intelligent life in the galaxy. Those in-space galactic neighbors only a dozen light years away may provide world changing communications. Why not? Many of our space probes take decades to return useful information. Communicating with advanced civilizations where it takes 10 or 20 years for a steady stream of data to reach us will not be unusual.

Sources and References
http://theweek.com/article/index/254523/the-biggest-scientific-breakthroughs-of-2013

Robot Explorer Log 11 Creating Intelligent Life

ROBOT EXPLORER - Qualifying as intelligent life? It's hard to imagine at this early stage, that a bucket of bolts and hardware, with some electrical parts thrown in for good measure, can become an intelligent life form, but this is exactly what will happen over the next several months. How long does it take to create a new life form? It doesn't take place overnight. Like the birthing process of humans, several months are required to cook up the ingredients (parts assembly) and then educate (program) the new being. This new brain may be trimmed with over 16,000 processors, controlling hundreds and thousands of functions.

SPACE - THE NEEDED FRONTIER: Run out of desk space? There's a desk next to the desk shown in the above photo, and a desk above it. So it's desk X3, yet the space is already filled and overflowing. It's the Lab's special way of gaining more work area from the same amount of space within a finite room.

ROBOT EXPLORER LOG 11
CREATING INTELLIGENT LIFE
"We're not only looking for intelligent life in the Universe, we're also creating life and sending it out into the Universe."

CREATING NEW LIFE
Creating new life forms is nothing new for the Lab. Work began in 2002 for developing a powerful new humanoid brain. This led to a life form with limited cognizance. When the Lab's first humanoid was created in 1955, it became the robot model that led ultimately to new life form experiments in the 1980s. Although these award winning robots had intelligence, they were nothing like their new counterparts after the year 2000.

LIFE EXPERIMENTS
Experiments with neural nets and new ways to enhance processor chips (Supertronic) paved the way for a more intelligent brain. Eventually, in 2013, these brains found their way into the Robot Explorer (RE), an intelligence planned for trips to the outer fringes of the Solar System, and potentially beyond. Intelligence, neural net, and life will be instilled into RE step by step.

TEN POINTS OF DEFINING LIFE
What constitutes an intelligent life form? Some precursor things to think about are 1) ability to make decisions, 2) self preservation, 3) the attainment and/or reaching toward goals and objectives, 4) autonomous behavior, 5) ability to learn, 6) ability to communicate, 7) ability to sleep and regenerate, 8) mobility, 9) self aware, and 10) ability to memorize and recall memory. In the past, it was believed that intelligent life forms needed the ability to procreate, however, we clearly know today that people who are sterile are still very much alive and qualify as life forms.

SENDING LIFE INTO THE UNIVERSE
Thus far, we've sent various intelligent life forms into space: insectronauts into Micro Space, Robots and humans into Next Space, and human astronauts into Near Space. As the distance from Earth increases, more dependence will be placed on machines that have life and can make their own decisions to explore other worlds and places in space and time.

Big Brain Fish

Big brain fish lurking with massive brain at top right

MORE BIG BRAIN BRANIAC FISH DISCOVERED!
While on a deep exploration  excursion into the vast resources of unrevealed semi tropical locations, sporadic fish heads with big brains were unexpectedly discovered. We had the good fortune to capture and study some of these super intelligent and timid fish on camera, whose brains hung out the sides of their heads, or outwardly and oblately stretched their cranial cavities. Time was also directed to study their wielding brash braniac behavior.

IS A BIG BRAIN A HAPPY BRAIN? - IT would appear so. Observed big brain brainiac fish are more content and seemed to be satisfied with their surroundings and in the ways that they are clever enough to use their environment in new ways. If smarter machine brains and smarter human brains have this trait in common, then it pays to have a smart brain, and find ways to make your brain smarter...

SMARTEST FISH IN THE WORLD
These fish are some of the smartest fish in the world. Their brain is so big, it often hangs out to one side or the other of their heads. Their heads, though large, are too small to contain all of the brain, or the brain causes the head to swell up to massive proportions.

BRAIN SIZE
Cranial capacity can indicate increases in neural containment and the number of neurons is indicative of several types of intellectual capacities. However, small brains may have compacted containment as well. But in the case of large brains having compacted containment, the evolutionary path is one of increasing intellectual capacity.

Candid view of actual fish brain species

NEW BRAIN SPECIES
These fish are continuing to grow larger, and thus their brains are continuing to grow as well. The lump of matter could approach the size of a suitcase and there is no telling what could evolve from that. It's potentially possible for this luggage of brain matter to move out of the water onto dry land and form a new species.

FAST BRAIN EVOLUTION
These fish have appeared on the evolutionary time scale within a relatively short period of time, explaining why perhaps the head never had time to evolve space to contain the rapidly growing brain.

UNBOUND BRAINS
If left unbound to its cramped head containment, who knows how large these brains might become. It would be an interesting experiment to transplant a number of these massive brains to larger containment vessels and measure their rates of growth.

SUPER INTELLIGENT FISH BRAINS
The Big Brain Initiative likes to study other big brains, including those in big brained fish. What does this indicate? It means these fish are super intelligent.

FISH BRAIN OBSERVATIONS
Observations show they have a command of language and do specific signing and appear to have low level conversation through the water by compression and decompression of waves. These fish are the most clever, adapting in ways to their environments where other dim witted fish have no clue.

BIG BRAIN ACTION
Big brained fish also show highly intelligent actions over other fish. They get their food first, are the first to go stealth, and they build small homes in the water environment where they raise families.

http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/09/big-brain-fish.html

INTERFACING BRAINS
Is it possible for the Big Machine Brain to interface to the big brain of a fish? This depends on the sensitivity of the brain interface and the amount of power put out by the fish brain.

BIG BRAIN BATTERIES
We were unable to capture a large number of big brain brainiac fish this time, but who knows what will happen next time if their population grows dramatically. Like more and more lemons added together to increase the power of a chemical battery, so too can fish brains add together to increase the brain power of a new kind of collective entity.

MINING BRAIN POWER 
The potential project is looking at capturing fish and using their brains hooked together in parallel by using noninvasive methods to extrapolate and mine their brain power, funneling the results to a common singularity whose sum is far greater than each individual part.

LINKS
These links are found at the old Parallax Big Brain site index.
http://forums.parallax.com/showthrea...l=1#post977025
P59 1165 1st Brain Wave Monitor - Listening to Propeller Chips
P59 1172 Brain Wave Monitor Sees Big Brain Thoughts
P60 1190 Building new Brain Wave Monitor BWM - Work begins next version model
1197 New Brain Wave Monitor
1198 Propeller Brain Spectral Thought Imprint
Using the new Brain Wave Monitor v2.0
1200 Propeller Brain Wave Machine - BWM Setup
P61 1201 BWM Brain Wave Monitor Characteristics
1202 BWM External Sound Pickup
1203 Brain Wave Sound - The sound of a thinking Propeller brain
1204 BWM Band Exploration
1205 BWM Propeller Suspended Animation
Exploring the Machine Brain with EEG BWM Brain Wave Monitor
1206 Harvesting Brain Voltage