KOMPUTER
Work has evolved with Komputer, the new processing machine inside the powerful Black Box Space Machine - the enigmatic multi purposed function machine designed for Space1 Company. Space1 is a space tourist venture that allows "anyone" to go into space and tour the excitement.
Komputer now has two versions, i.e. two chip versions are being tested and analyzed. The photos are example configs. The top shows version 2 with multiple processors and chips, while the lower photo shows two single processors connected together.
Komputer is part of the Safety Rocket. The Safety Rocket invention assures the safety of the astronaut(s) riding into space and returning aboard the rocket.
The one chip version is easy to program but is not a parallel processor. It handles many tasks in linear fashion.
The second chip is a parallel processor with multiple processors inside one chip. It can process many things simultaneously, but is very challenging to program.
The project uses spinoff technologies from the AM Algorithm Machine and the Big
Brain. Also, technology is brought in from the Quadlyzer Quantum Machine. (see bottom photo)
The Quad uses four single processors arranged in a cubical fashion.
SPACE MACHINE
Space1 has invented the Space Machine. Previously under wraps and known as code name Black Box, the new SM machine is the only machine that has the capability to alter rocket time. This is essentially a pure referential form of time travel, referential to the time base of the rocket, as the flow of time is altered in ways to speed up time, slow down time, or stop time.
The Space Machine is split into several discrete modules that perform various rocket and astronaut related duties.
The RTM Referential Time Machine is interfaced as a module to the SM along with other modules to handle weightlessness, G-forces, vibration, sound, optics, and other sensory data.
The SM includes a the first Space Komputer - i.e. the heart of the Space Machine is the Space Komputer. KOSMOS handles space time, rocket parameters and it collaborates with the rocket flight computer.
