Sneaky Tardigrades were First to the Moon

Tens of thousands of Tardigrade life forms made their way to the Moon - migrated secretly on board a variety of NASA rockets and equipment.

Sneaky Tiny Tardigrade Astronauts were First to the Moon

NASA unknowingly transported tens of thousands of Tardigrade stowaway life forms over the years. It wasn't until years later when NASA actually checked for lunar microbial action did they find the first miniature lunar colonists surviving in abundance. Indeed NASA was at fault for not providing a healthy colony habitat for the little colonists to survive, and lacking water and protection from the sun's solar radiation, they went into a natural state of lunar hibernation. Perhaps someday a generous lunar astronaut from the USA or China will provide a healthy habitat to bring back colonies of Tardigrades, thus making colonization of happy lunar companions.

Space1 Temperature Winter Climate Rocket Launch

Typical perfect winter launch conditions include flat land for many miles in every direction, a white snow field cover with few snow drifts and ice, a clear blue sky and no wind. However, what is the effect of the freezing cold on Space1 equipment for launching Safety Rockets?

SPACE1 TEMPERATURE WINTER CLIMATE ROCKET LAUNCH
Temperature is a concern during conventional space launches. NASA showed the world that launching in freezing temperatures with rubber O-rings on the SRB solid rocket boosters was a condition to avoid, when the space shuttle Challenger blew up.

How does temperature effect Space1 systems? The Safety Rocket does not use rubber o-rings but does contain other systems. How do these systems perform under winter conditions? Can we launch space tourism rockets in the cold winter, from more polar vantage points? What is the limit of cold for space launches? And if the design for winter launches is a go, what are the advantages in doing so?

The system can be divided into the rocket, launch system, space capsule, space suit, and avionics. The rocket has engines, the capsule has cameras and windows plus a pressure related environment, and the space suit has electronic and mechanical sensors.

More testing is needed for the engines to record and study performance under freezing temps. Electronics have posted operating temperature ranges. However, it becomes necessary to fully understand the way a sensor operates.

The sensor that uses heat cannot exceed the specs for ambient temperature, such as the accelerometer. The pressure detector will be affected by temperature. Cameras may have windows and lenses that frost over. Thawed ice on components, with conductive dust or lint contamination, may short circuit, so keeping items sealed in a clean environment is required. Humidity control is important. The case for engines and dry weather is to avoid static electricity which can cause engines to ignite prematurely and parts to have spontaneous combustion.

Sensors related to limits of their thermodynamic environments and vibration will be studied. Numerous unmanned test flights are scheduled after the Madonna Concert during winter of 2016.

Space1 Update November 2015

Recognizing a revolution of change, by President John F. Kennedy

POWER MUSINGS
SPACE1 UPDATE NOVEMBER 2015

LETTER FROM THE FOUNDER OF SPACE1

THE EMERGENCE OF A PARADIGM OF NEW TECHNOLOGY
IDEAS AND INNOVATION

I can't believe how fast things are now moving here in Asia with Space1 technology. Since our return from the United States, where USA weather was uncooperative for pending space launches over five months, things have picked up to a rate of rapid acceleration. Not just here at our labs, but for NASA partner as well.

I just heard from NASA that Mars reaches 90 degrees during the summers. Previously it was thought that Mars reached 70 and prior to that it was barely reaching 60. That's definitely a game changer for Space1 tourism in the future. Plus a planet is discovered made of pure diamond and there's water on the surface of Mars. A lot of these new planets have precious minerals, and one is a water world. Titan is filled with oil and natural hydrocarbons. Asteroids have gold, gems, and valuable ores. The new push is in finding identical earth like planets. A lot is happening every week with new discoveries.

The ability to think above and beyond, by Albert Einstein

A lot is happening here at Space1. After opening the Quantum Lab, thoughts are on moving in more equipment needed to do the experiments, and more equipment to design the new machines to make everything possible. We have full support on this direction with our staff, scientists, the executive board and investors.

The new discovery of salty water flowing down this crater wall on Mars now supports the idea that life now exists on Mars. This makes Mars significantly more interesting and hospitable for colonization by Earthlings. Early settlers need only to filter out the perchlorate salt from the water and treat it for drinking. Hauling many tons of drinking water on the Mission to Mars is unnecessary, making the trip more efficient, light weight, and independent. It makes Martian colonization more practical and an imminent mission more certain. Photo - NASA

A meeting with the President of Space1 and the CEO in November was held regarding the newest of high technology developments and future expansion across the world. Expansion into Shanghai is possible on a flexible basis depending on future elements coming together. We likely will keep Space1 in the Asian Arena as a key innovator of space science and technology and a multiplicity factor of distribution, i.e. pushing the boundaries into new territories, as well as keeping the new Quantum Lab and a commute to China as needed. Expansion into Shanghai is possible with Space1 presence there as seen fit. The thought remains to expand more into Asia with a larger building with more work space and rooms to do vertical science. In particular, we're looking at the beginning construction of a modified Hadron type Collider for Quantum work in 2016, for the new Space1 Quantum Lab. This was previously blogged but now we are closer to realizing the dream. I wondered what would come next, after the 16 power telescopes in space, and now we have a good idea - the Quantum Laboratory and our own particle accelerator. Launches and evo into space will continue ARAP as rapidly as possible, for space tourism development. We are are at the highest Crux of all time and moving into the third year of smooth operations. We live in the most exciting time in space history of our species. The pending breakthroughs in Space1 quantum technology will propel the space venture light years ahead in evolution with space travel, space tourism, and space exploration. Stay tuned for the most fantastic things the mind can or cannot conceive. Space1 Founder

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 Cost of Rocket Space Tourism

SPACE1 EXAMINES THE COST OF ROCKET SPACE TOURISM 
SPACE1 HAS REDUCED the cost of space tourism making it more affordable to the world, with an increase of safety never seen previously in space programs, making it the bargain of space flight in this century!


SPACE ADVENTURERS          $300,000,000.00
SPACEX                     $140,000,000.00
SPACE TOURISM              $750,000,000.00
CANADA                      $40,000,000.00
NASA                        $40,000,000.00
RUSSIA FED. SPACE AGENCY    $20,000,000.00
VIRGIN GALACTIC                $250,000.00 
SPACE EXPEDITION CORP           $95,000.00 
XCORE AEROSPACE                 $90,000.00 
WORLD VIEW ENTERPRISES          $75,000.00 
SPACE1                          $10,000.00**
SPACE1                           $5,000.00*
SPACE1                             $500.00*
SPACE1                                FREE* 

** PENDING
*SPECIAL PROMOTIONS 

Space1 Booster Rocket

SPACE1 BOOSTER ROCKET
Space1 met with its supplier of rocket engines to purchase a rocket booster which was spotted the last time we were there. 

We planned to buy two styles of boosters that were custom designed to fit the two styles of our rockets and we planned to purchase at a later time. We were shocked to find the booster was sold to our competition! 

Does this mean our competition has stolen the plans to our rocket? Far greater security will be installed at our space complex asap.

PHOTO: Does the booster used by Space1 resemble NASA's SRB Solid Rocket Booster? Yes and no. Our SRB is similar in dry powder design except it's built without the problematic ORINGS.

Space1's solid rocket booster is similar to NASA's except Space1 does not use rubber o-rings.

Good news is the largest booster (2 of 2) was still available there, at full price, and it will fit our largest rocket.

The massive booster will enable a longer burn time, a greater acceleration span, and an initial penetration to maximum troposphere resulting in the highest height achievable of any Space1 rocket.

The surprise is there is no demo this time and we must assemble the entire rocket booster piece by piece.

Index of Space1 Web Pages 
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2015/01/space1-links-in-january-2015.html

Largest Rocket in History

LARGEST ROCKET IN HISTORY

NASA is assembling the world's largest rocket in the history of space flight. Larger than the Saturn V Moon Rocket, the SLS Space Launch System rocket has various configurations (see diagrams) for manned and unmanned space flight, and for missions into deep space.

Space1 Magazine Issue #2

SPACE1 MAGAZINE ISSUE 2
Space1 Magazine issue #2 is almost completed, ahead of schedule, and will introduce many new concepts for rocket space science. The magazine is jam packed with top secrets about conducting a tourist rocket space program.

Stories include various rocket design details and the introduction of the new space station and its functions. The story of Space1 is included along with details of how you can become a member of the most exclusive club in the world and go into space aboard our rocket. It is hoped that pricing for seating will be hundreds of times more affordable than NASA and within the budgetary range of most individuals.

Solid Rocket Motors

SOLID ROCKET MOTORS

SRM_RK2013_1800x1050, a photo by THE SPACEFLIGHT PHOTO SET on Flickr.

http://rocketdungeon.blogspot.tw/2013/11/srmrk20131800x1050.html
http://rocketdungeon.blogspot.tw/

Rockets of the World

ROCKETS OF THE WORLD
A poster for rockets and space reference

Poster
http://i.imgur.com/nA4Z894.jpg

Nasa history page
the NASA History Series page

Humans traveled into space in 1961. The Saturn V first flew in 1967. That's a massive amount of "cutting edge" progress in 6 years. To understand how advanced the Saturn V was for the 1960's, read NASA SP-4206: Stages To Saturn - A Technological History of the Apollo/Saturn Launch Vehicles.

Note:

• SP-2005-4110, which is an english translation of Boris Chertok's Rockets and People, a history of the Soviet space program
• SP-4303, On the Frontier: Flight Research at Dryden, 1946-1981
• SP-4203, On Shoulders of Titans: A History of Project Gemini
• SP-4220, Wingless Flight: The Lifting Body Story
• SP-4232, Facing the Heat Barrier: A History of Hypersonics

International Space Launch Vehicles

SpaceOne Company

A rocket heading to the stratosphere

SPACEONE COMPANY

A spacefaring partnership has inspired SpaceOne Company, to explore the most exciting levels of space as private industry. NASA wants private industry to step up to the plate and offer systems and flights into space. SpaceOne is already stepping up research, design, testing, and construction of aeronautic  systems to uniquely take humans up into the far reaching depths of space.

Humanoido is the Founder/Owner, CEO and Head of Engineering of SpaceOne Company, a new non-government private industry rocket aerospace program designed to give people the experience of going into space.

Our entire concept of space is unique and will enable unusual aspects of humans going up into space, irregardless of their training, background, or critical resources. We expect to find ways to take human experience into space with affordable constructs and with little or no space experience.

This will allow people to focus on enjoying the trip into space and experiencing its effects. Using our techniques, designs call for a fleet of rockets, a flyable space place, and an outpost in space. Space tourism, flights through Micro Space, Next Space, Near Space and beyond are potential reality.

The first flights are suborbital tests with a large size rocket and reentry to reclaim scientific instruments and reusable parts of the craft for multiple flights. Off the shelf refueled engines provide rapid turn around time for the next succession of flights.

The company is located privately in two countries, with a research facility, a laboratory, and a space flight center for departures into space at each country.

The company is split into three determinant and incremental phased goals, each involving a progression of rockets, instrumentation, electronics, engines, robotics, telemetry, optics, and additional craft development.

Space Telescope

SPACE TELESCOPE
The new designed space telescope is physically attached to the side of the outpost in space - a tiny space station operated by the Big Brain machine space initiative and Humanoido Labs.

Operations are by human, robot, and/or remote. The telescope can robotically slew to the object and computer alt-az drives can take over for object tracking and guiding. Due to large mass and size, NASA took a different approach for the Hubble Space Telescope HST by not attaching it to the ISS International Space Station (see illustration showing the HST release into space by the ISS robot arm).

There are no plans for the tiny space shuttle to deliver the telescope into space because the telescope will be manufactured into the tiny space station. When the station is active and activated, the telescope is expected to be ready for operations. This will prevent space walks to install the external components or evacuation of air from inside the station. Telescope aperture sizes considered are 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, 20, and 24 inch diameters. Computers will multiply these diameters by a factor of ten, creating 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 180, 200 and 240-inch apertures.

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

Astronauts to Mars

ASTRONAUTS TO MARS
How soon will astronauts go to Mars? Those going on the trip are now making preparations. Several groups are in the race to Mars, including private industry and NASA. China wants to do everything on their own and does not want to participate. Other countries may join in the initiative to putting the first colonists on Mars.

Aiming for Time Travel to the Future
Spacecraft don’t launch directly at Mars; that would use up too much fuel. Instead, spacecraft launch towards the point that Mars is going to be in the future. They start at Earth’s orbit, and then raise their orbit until they intersect the orbit of Mars; right when Mars is at that point. The spacecraft can then land on Mars or go into orbit around it. This journey takes about 250 days.

Looking at the Mars chart, it looks like a very popular place with many USA and Russian spacecraft orbiting and landing there. A good number have failed to reach Mars. The closest Mars is to the Earth is around 35 million miles during a close and favorable opposition. Miss the closer oppositions every two years and the aphelion distance of Mars to the Earth can be a staggering 249 million miles away. The year 2018 is a good year to arrive at Mars when it's only 35.8 million miles away.

Here’s a list of Mars Oppositions from 2007-2020 (source)
Dec. 24, 2007 – 88.2 million km (54.8 million miles)
Jan. 29, 2010 – 99.3 million km (61.7 million miles)
Mar. 03, 2012 – 100.7 million km (62.6 million miles)
Apr. 08, 2014 – 92.4 million km (57.4 million miles)
May. 22, 2016 – 75.3 million km (46.8 million miles)
Jul. 27. 2018 – 57.6 million km (35.8 million miles)
Oct. 13, 2020 – 62.1 million km (38.6 million miles)

Data to the Year 2037
Date of Opposition
Feb 12 1995
Mar 17 1997
Apr 24 1999
Jun 13 2001
Aug 28 2003
Nov 07 2005
Dec 24 2007
Jan 29 2010
Mar 03 2012
Apr 08 2014
May 22 2016
Jul 27 2018
Oct 13 2020
Dec 08 2022
Jan 16 2025
Feb 19 2027
Mar 25 2029
May 04 2031
Jun 27 2033
Sep 15 2035
Nov 19 2037

Date of Closest Encounter
Feb 11 1995
Mar 20 1997
May 01 1999
Jun 21 2001
Aug 27 2003
Oct 30 2005
Dec 18 2007
Jan 27 2010
Mar 05 2012
Apr 14 2014
May 30 2016
Jul 31 2018
Oct 06 2020
Dec 01 2022
Jan 12 2025
Feb 20 2027
Mar 29 2029
May 12 2031
Jul 05 2033
Sep 11 2035
Nov 11 2037

Closest Distance (AUs / Millions of Miles)
0.67569 / 62.8
0.65938 / 61.3
0.57846 / 53.8
0.45017 / 41.8
0.37272 / 34.6
0.46406 / 43.1
0.58935 / 54.8
0.66398 / 61.7
0.67368 / 62.6
0.61756 / 57.4
0.50321 / 46.8
0.38496 / 35.8
0.41492 / 38.6
0.54447 / 50.6
0.64228 / 59.7
0.67792 / 63.0
0.64722 / 60.2
0.55336 / 51.4
0.42302 / 39.3
0.38041 / 35.4
0.49358 / 45.9

Mini Space Shuttle

Mini Shuttle smaller than the X37

BIG MACHINE BRAIN SUGGESTS MINI SPACE SHUTTLE CONSTRUCT

Overall design with cargo bay

Big enough to ferry an astronaut and supplies, small enough for space hoisting by private industry...

We're not sure why the electric machine Big Brain wants one of these. Perhaps it's to carry up a space telescope and parts, to study new machines in space, to assemble something, help save the Earth, rescue an astronaut, act as a life boat for the ISS Space Station, or make trips to the Moon.

The illustrative design is originally based on the X-37 from NASA and the recent X-37b from the USA Air Force. While the X37b is secretive, the proposed mini shuttle would operate for the Big Brain directive. The proposed MS would be substantially smaller than depicted here.

Of course the Experiment bay would be outfitted with astronaut seating, the control panel would be designed for a pilot, and supplies would stow under the seating.

Reentry with fire resistant fabric

The craft would have gliding capabilities during reentry and landing. The Mini Shuttle MS could visit space by riding in the cargo bay of larger rockets and return under its own capability.

Suggestions for enhancing the mini space shuttle craft include solar panels for extended stays in

Docking with the Space Station

space, small size for fit into rocket nose cone, light weight for minimal launch cost, hatch and payload bay doors for space walks/ mini satellite deployments/ observations with a space telescope and storage for extended stays in space (food, water, toilet packaging and ejection system) and air

Equipped for passengers

re-pressurization system for visiting and docking with other spacecraft, space stations, and space hotels.

Deploying solar panels

One design suggestion for the reusable space craft is a heat resistant replaceable fabric for fiery reentries into the Earth's atmosphere. Also the craft could orbit the Moon, observe through telescopes, and deploy tiny satellites and landers to the surface. The MS could also leave behind mini orbiters with capability of telescopes, radio transponders and relay stations.

Another design is for rescue. Maneuvering thrusters enable the craft to go to retrieve an astronaut flung out into space

One pilot

from the space station or other ship or retrieve an astronaut from an error in a space walk. In case of emergency, an astronaut from the space station could space walk to the mini shuttle and return to the Earth. The two passenger seats collapse flat to carry one injured or sick person. The craft could hold three, one of which is the pilot.

It's also determined the craft space could be configured the same size as a small Japanese or Chinese apartment with all spartan yet efficient amenities for longer stays living in space. The craft could also conduct limited space tours of orbital Earth and the Moon, plus offer spectacular sky views in space for not only tourism but scientific research.

Astronaut EVA out of the mini shuttle

LINKS
http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2013/03/x-37b-expanded-capabilities-iss-missions/

Photo Credits: NASA,
iTunes APP Astronaut Spacewalk by Jorge Hernandez
https://itunes.apple.com/app/astronaut-spacewalk/id540221533?mt=8

Dream Chaser concept

Is the mini shuttle already built in the form of dream chaser? Read more at the links.

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2013/12/dream-chaser-ccdev-2-green-light-nasa/

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2012/08/dream-chaser-space-shuttles-legacy-advantage/

http://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2012/08/nasa-ccicap-funding-spacex-boeing-sncs-crew-vehicles/

It's possible to send up one astronaut specifically as a systems specialist to repair space equipment when a mini space shuttle is in operation. Astronaut Rick Mastracchio is shown space walking outside the ISS International Space Station. Credit: NASA

"Dream Chaser – which is a reusable lifting body vehicle based on the form of NASA Langley’s HL-20 spaceplane concept from the 1980s – can land on a conventional runway, unlike all of its capsule-based competitors. The plan is for Dream Chaser to land at the Shuttle Landing Facility (SLF) at KSC." NASA

The Dream Chaser is a crewed suborbital and orbital^[7] vertical-takeoff, horizontal-landing (VTHL) lifting-body spaceplane being developed by Sierra Nevada Corporation (SNC) Space Systems. The Dream Chaser is designed to carry up to seven people to and from low Earth orbit. The vehicle would launch vertically on an Atlas V rocket and land horizontally on conventional runways. Wikipedia
^{http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dream_Chaser}

Robot Explorer Cold Temperature Log 12

Car dug out of snow but no place to go

ROBOT EXPLORER COLD TEMPERATURE LOG 12
On Moon Titan, temperatures can reach -278 degrees Fahrenheit. Is is possible to find a place

Walls of snow on planet Earth

on Earth which is very cold to test components inside the Titan Moon Robot Explorer?

Not as cold but very cold is the Antarctica region, which during July of 2013 reached a very cold temperature of -135.3 degrees Fahrenheit, according to a NASA satellite.

A pot of dry ice is -109.3 degrees Fahrenheit and a flask of liquid nitrogen can reach -346 to -320 degrees Fahrenheit. So it seems we don't actually need to go to the Earth's polar region to test the Titan Moon Robot. The testing can occur in the lab in a bed of liquid nitrogen with an environment warmed to -278 degrees Fahrenheit.

What about snow? Although it snows in many places on Earth, snow is around freezing temperatures of +32 degrees Fahrenheit and is too warm for testing the Titan Moon Explorer Robot.

Robot Explorer Index
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/09/robot-explorer-index.htm

Photo Source
http://staff.psc.edu/awetzel/snowFeb2010.html

Robot Explorer Log 10 Mission Control

Mission Control at Humanoido Labs, for Robot Explorer and sending of intelligent life to other planets at the outer fringes of the Solar System, is modestly modeled after NASA's new upgraded control center. Credit: NASA

ROBOT EXPLORER LOG 10
MISSION CONTROL
So now you've created a new life form, sent it to a new world and it's exploring the surface. You'll need a mission control center to gather its images, data, findings, and discoveries.

The Big Brain machine initiative continues to expand. Recent projects include Robot Explorer, designed to explore strange and erie new worlds at the outer fringes of the Solar System. Establishing and maintaining contact with remote robotic autonomous intelligent beings requires a control center, i.e. Mission Control, for the gathering of images and various telemetry signals for analysis.

HISTORY
The previous construction of Mission Control was a command center to control massive space telescopes and included the earthen supercomputer to conduct and make their projects possible.

NEW MISSION CONTROL
The new Mission Control is designed with several purposes, though primarily for establishing contact with autonomous intelligent beings created by the laboratory which will explore new distant worlds. 

SETUP
The current setup is a desktop proof of concept using frequencies centered around 1.2 GHz on four channels, and additional channels in the UHF, VHF range for long range wireless operations.

EXPERIMENTS
Experiments conducted include the camera eye on a robot that feeds images into a micro-miniature 1.2 GHz transmitter. The camera eye and transmitter remain on board the robot and wireless send images to the base station on one channel. This channel includes video and audio bands.

CONVERSION
The base station at Mission Control has a 1.2 GHz receiver that converts the signal to standard NTSC composite 1V p-p (AV) and feeds it into the TV. The TV has audio/video AV input.

MORE CHANNELS
A second Parallax Propeller chip, known as the sensor chip, transmits data telemetry on the VHF band USA channel 3. This is received directly by Mission Control's multi-band analog TV. Data transmitted includes information from sensors and various parameters including the condition of the robot and its decisions.

RECORDING TELEMETRY
The  TV monitor also has video out which can feed into a VCR or other digital recording device for a record of the mission's proceedings.

Black Hole Supercomputer VS Inference Engine Telescope

Black Hole by NASA's supercomputer (simulation)

Black Hole by USA's Inference Engine Telescope (actual view)

COMPARING THE NASA BLACK HOLE SUPERCOMPUTER MODEL WITH OUR LAB'S ACTUAL INFERENCE ENGINE TELESCOPE'S VIEW

Surprising similarities exist between the simulated view of a black hole (at top) created by NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center supercomputer, and our Ultra Space Administration's (USA) Inference Engine Telescope's actual view.

Visible in both views are two vast modulated photon rings, transitioning material, and a very distinctive and clearly visible Event Horizon. The two black hole projects were completely independent of each other.

The IET Telescope is operated by the Big Brain, a semi-cognitive supercomputer at Humanoido Laboratories, home of USA Ultra Space Administration and the DSC Deep Space Center.

The USA is a subdivision of the Big Brain Initiative which posted the telescope view on Monday, May 20th, 2013. The NASA results were posted by Yahoo News on Monday, June 17th, 2013.

Imaging black holes has remained an interest of the Big Brain Initiative since the induction of the ULT Ultra Space Telescope, and the trailing telescopes in the series of extremely powerful telescopes.

LINKS
New Expert Inference Engine
IET Inference Engine Telescope Construction
IET Inference Engine Telescope First Light  
Inference Engine Icon
Black Hole's Guts Modeled in Supercomputer Simulation

Space Recycler Telescope SRT

SPACE RECYCLER TELESCOPE 

The new SRT Recycler Telescope uses free recycled parts - and its level of simplicity can return surprising results!
 
If you’ve kept up with the progression of telescopes created and conducted by the Big Brain machine program initiative to explore space, you’ve see increasingly large, massive, and complex telescopes constructed with levels of mind boggling advanced controls, delivering breath-taking results beyond belief.

These telescopes, worth up to trillions of dollars, are built under the auspices of the Big Brain Machine Initiative with great development time invested, and they operate with clever often complicated techniques. Their scientific instruments often return many new discoveries about the Universe and beyond. However, the telescopes may be complicated, and likely will not have much simplification as their exploratory capacity levels and add-ons increase exponentially over time. The SRT, or Space Recycler Telescope, is a somewhat simple version of these more complicated telescopes. Currently the most powerful telescope in the continuing series is the GGT Gargantuan Gravatomic Telescope.

We all know there are tons of space items floating around in space. These are mostly used, spent, decrepid, decayed, broken space probes that have lost their life, expended their supply of coolant, moved past their targets, crashed into planets and moons, stopped functioning with dead batteries, became broken due to unresolvable anomalies, crashed their programs, failed to reach intended targets, and simply reached the end of their life spans. The SRT is capable of recycling this space equipment into a new telescope and produce new gains from their demise.

The SRT generally will use just one Adjunct and its data sets will be more time dependent, so the telescope will focus the attention on what to observe and when to observe. This SRT is the most simple telescope in the series - remaining powerful, it can have an aperture diameter exceeding the largest Earth-based telescopes. It has the most basic controls and the most simple operations. To keep things simple, telescope linking is unary and the process of data mining is fundamental. Refer to the Face Plate showing control icons.

The SRT is the ninth powerful telescope in the series created by the Big Brain Space Exploring Initiative. 

1) ULT - Ultra Large Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/03/nult-new-ultra-large-telescope-home.html
2) NULT - New Ultra Large Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/02/new-ultra-large-telescope-nult.html
3) GT - Genius Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/06/gt-genius-telescope.html
4) PGT - Paradigmic Genius Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2012/09/paradigmic-gt-telescope.html
5) MGT - Molecular Genius Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2012/10/big-brains-new-paradigmic-molecular.html
6) PGT-ET - Paradigmic Genius Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2013/03/pgt-telescope-new-look.html
7) PDT - Power Dynamic Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2013/04/new-telescope-announcement.html
8) GGT - Gargantuan Gravatomic Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/05/next-telescope.html
9) SRT - Space Recycler Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/05/novel-space-junk-telescope.html