Humanoido is looking for a new programming language that can be used with humanoid robots so they can do their own programming during space flight.
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Showing posts with label program. Show all posts
Thursday, August 9, 2018
Looking for a New Language
Humanoids Writing Programs
Humanoido is looking for a new programming language that can be used with humanoid robots so they can do their own programming during space flight.
Space flight and rocket launches now have a number of qualified astro bots that are part of the rocket crew and their work rosters continue to increase. A number of applications have arisen during space exploration that require machine life forms to do on-the-fly programming of systems and interpret that data and make decisions. On board memory is limited so the programming requirements cannot be too obtrusive. Contact Humanoido
Humanoido is looking for a new programming language that can be used with humanoid robots so they can do their own programming during space flight.
Tuesday, December 26, 2017
Big Brain Focus in 2017
The Big Brain has created the latest incarnation of its series of space program ventures into space named Space1 which now has its own rockets and web presence at
https://space1usa.blogspot.tw/
The Brain will continue with Space1 all throughout 2017 and 2018 with space tourism missions as the thrust of its endeavor.
Launching massive rockets, the Big Brain wants to make a DIY space level for all enthusiasts to create their own space programs and go into space as tourists.
The Big Brain previously conducted numerous space programs over a ten year period including space, micro space, next space, near space and deep space.
For more information, contact Humanoido, the father of the Big Brain.
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Space1 Massive Rocket Engine
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| Old space engines of great complexity such as this liquid fueled rocket engine were discontinued by the space program for safety reasons and budgetary concerns. Too many liquid fuel valves, liquid flow pipes, and liquid regulators had too many clogging failures, causing the engine and the rocket to fail and blow up over the years of operations. New modern day rockets have led to a new type of reliable engine with far fewer parts and without being prone to failure from liquid fueled valves, pipes, liquid reservoirs and liquid flow regulators. New engines now have anticipatory specific thrust and burn packing with significant weight reduction and the control complexity eliminated. |
Space1 has taken delivery of the most massive and powerful rocket engine since the inception of the space tourism program, founded in January of 2014.
This will change the way Space1 does business, increasing the altitude of the rocket, allowing heavier and more payload, offering more thrust and power at liftoff and throughout the flight, enabling an increase in space born instrumentation and new flight controls, in flight recording devices and cameras, and making possible larger rockets with more crew astronauts. These heavy lift rockets with massive rocket engines are likely the rockets to take our space plane skyward for materials, experiments and astronauts for free flight return.
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| Complexity of old rocket engine piping and parts led to its demise. New rocket engines employed by Space1 have completely eliminated all of the archaic gadgetry that can cause a multitude of failures, fractures, and safety issues. Many rockets that blew up in earlier days of the space program were equipped with complicated liquid fueled engines. |
Actually, it was necessary for Space1 operations to pick up the rocket engines, as the supplier would not offer delivery for obvious reasons. Direct pickup saved Space1 company an exorbitant amount of delivery money four times greater than the cost of a single engine!
Space1 as a tourist space program is moving faster than any space program has in the past. Since the move to the USA and working towards establishing a headquarters, rocket lab, rocket hangar, launch center, weather station, Space1 Headquarters Office, a mini observatory for tracking and guiding, and spaceport, never before has Space1 worked on so many things simultaneously, and accomplished so much in so little time. Space1 is working on a technologically high deadline and one that guarantees safety and launch implementation in a minimal time frame.
Index of Space1 Web Pages
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.com/2015/01/space1-links-in-january-2015.html
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Space1 Model Space Program Part 2 Rocket Parts
SPACE1
MODEL SPACE PROGRAM
PART 2 - ROCKET PARTS
Last time we introduced the idea of running your own space program at the small model rocket hobby level. This time we will look at finding some parts to build your own rocket at extremely low cost.
OBJECTIVE
The first objective is to collect together all the parts needed to build a rocket. It's estimated a small rocket (1.5 or 1.75-inches in diameter) can build for about $3 using common materials. A larger 2.5-inch rocket could cost about $5. This compares to store kits ranging from $20 to $50.
You will need some extra things like a motor and a launcher, and we'll talk about these things in more detail later.
Some parts come in packages with enough material for several rockets. Some parts are purchased as "spares" for future rockets of varying sizes. We will calculate the cost of each part used, for just one rocket.
TRIP TO THE DOLLAR STORE
Ok, so let's make a quick trip to the dollar store to make our first purchases. We found three different size eggs. Although there is no such thing as an Easter egg in Taiwan as Easter is generally not celebrated (most people are atheist or Buddhist), packaging in the shape of an egg was found.
Two smaller egg packages held a kind of silly putty and the largest egg held a LEGO knockoff copy by the Chinese brand Wange. The larger egg contained many small treasures, ideal for building rocket devices and a tiny surprise. More on this later.
NOSECONE
The first purchase was an egg shaped package for the rocket nosecone. This was found in 3 sizes, small at 1.5-inches diameter, medium at about 1.75-inch and a large at 2.5-inches. The cost was 15, 20 and 80 NT dollars respectively. This amounts to USA cost of $.50, $.66 and $2.66.A toilet paper roll tube is 4-inches long, a diameter of 1.75-inches and perfectly fits the medium size egg.
ROCKET SHOCK CORD
The final item purchased is elastic for sports pants waist band. Number 2 is the width size at .25-inch and 20 yards is the length. It should be enough elastic shock cord material to make 40 rockets. The cost is NT$40 or US$1.33. That figures to about US$.04 per rocket.
As this has an exterior fabric base it will be fireproofed for protection against the ejection charge. However, we are working on a new design that insulates the parachute and the shock cord from the hot ejection charge. More about this later too.
The material has a stretch rate of
6-inches at rest and stretches to a max of one foot long. The material is rather consistent in this regard, with a ratio of 1:2 as 1-foot will stretch to about 2'2". The material has a stable spring constant, as a test, stretching a six inch length fifty times, has no apparent deviation. Breaking point is undetermined. In a poundage test pull, the material did not break under 200 pounds momentarily applied.
MODEL SPACE PROGRAM
PART 2 - ROCKET PARTS
Last time we introduced the idea of running your own space program at the small model rocket hobby level. This time we will look at finding some parts to build your own rocket at extremely low cost.
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| Eggs make perfect nosecones |
The first objective is to collect together all the parts needed to build a rocket. It's estimated a small rocket (1.5 or 1.75-inches in diameter) can build for about $3 using common materials. A larger 2.5-inch rocket could cost about $5. This compares to store kits ranging from $20 to $50.
You will need some extra things like a motor and a launcher, and we'll talk about these things in more detail later.
Some parts come in packages with enough material for several rockets. Some parts are purchased as "spares" for future rockets of varying sizes. We will calculate the cost of each part used, for just one rocket.
TRIP TO THE DOLLAR STORE
Ok, so let's make a quick trip to the dollar store to make our first purchases. We found three different size eggs. Although there is no such thing as an Easter egg in Taiwan as Easter is generally not celebrated (most people are atheist or Buddhist), packaging in the shape of an egg was found.
Two smaller egg packages held a kind of silly putty and the largest egg held a LEGO knockoff copy by the Chinese brand Wange. The larger egg contained many small treasures, ideal for building rocket devices and a tiny surprise. More on this later.
NOSECONE
The first purchase was an egg shaped package for the rocket nosecone. This was found in 3 sizes, small at 1.5-inches diameter, medium at about 1.75-inch and a large at 2.5-inches. The cost was 15, 20 and 80 NT dollars respectively. This amounts to USA cost of $.50, $.66 and $2.66.A toilet paper roll tube is 4-inches long, a diameter of 1.75-inches and perfectly fits the medium size egg.
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| Rocket shock cord from elastic band |
The final item purchased is elastic for sports pants waist band. Number 2 is the width size at .25-inch and 20 yards is the length. It should be enough elastic shock cord material to make 40 rockets. The cost is NT$40 or US$1.33. That figures to about US$.04 per rocket.
As this has an exterior fabric base it will be fireproofed for protection against the ejection charge. However, we are working on a new design that insulates the parachute and the shock cord from the hot ejection charge. More about this later too.
The material has a stretch rate of
6-inches at rest and stretches to a max of one foot long. The material is rather consistent in this regard, with a ratio of 1:2 as 1-foot will stretch to about 2'2". The material has a stable spring constant, as a test, stretching a six inch length fifty times, has no apparent deviation. Breaking point is undetermined. In a poundage test pull, the material did not break under 200 pounds momentarily applied.
Sunday, February 1, 2015
Space1 Book
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| The roots of Space1 trace back to the beginning |
It's highly recommended to follow the electronic book of Space1 which contains historical overviews since the venture's inception.
Space1 posts debuted just before its founding in January 2014. Though, the idea for Space1 was brewing for a long time, dating back to the beginning of the space program. Follow the the most recent historical links here.
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/space1-links-in-january-2015.html
Space1 - Model Space Program Part 1
SPACE1 MODEL SPACE PROGRAM
PART 1
INTRODUCTION: Space1, the startup space tourism venture is introducing a MODEL SPACE PROGRAM for everyone with a passion for space and interested in modeling their own space program.
This is a real space program, with real flying model rockets at a small scale. The program uses modeling crafts and art to recreate functional models of rockets that can loft payloads and science equipment using small scale rocket engines.
The project is operated at the hobby level for fun, at the educational level for learning, and/or at the school level for science projects and credits. It can serve as an elective in scouting and 4H, and open up new doors of science and understanding.
We as a human civilization are just beginning to break the bonds of familiar gravity and move outward, upward into the vast realm of solar system space. As a species, to survive and continue the human race, it is inevitable that we begin to step up our move ever outward into the cosmos. As more people get on board with the program, the excitement of founding a new path to the stars and beyond will be inevitable.
The suggested kit of parts and materials includes a rocket, engine, finishing supplies, launcher system and tutorial manual of assembly and exciting projects. For more information, contact Space1.
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Space1 Magazine Issue 2
Space1 is making it possible for you to go into space, safely, conveniently, and inexpensively with new ultra technology. Along with milestones of sending our first astronaut into space, creating a fleet of rockets, and developing our own space plane and space station, Space1 is creating spectacular issues of a new Magazine, detailing its space program systems!
The next new addition of Space1 magazine, issue #2, is finished and in the proofreading stage. Issue #1 was finished early before the completion target date, before the end of April.
These issues each cover 4 months of time. The first is January through April and issue 2 covers May through August. Issue #2 is ahead of schedule and is the most fantastic issue with its incredible space program secrets about rockets, space stations, and space planes.
No magazine issues exist before January of 2014 because Space1 did not exist prior to that date. (Space1 was founded January 2014)
Each magazine has a very comprehensive index to all articles. Thus far, the indices and magazines, which contain many space program company trade secrets intended for in-house use, are not released to the general public. However, stay tuned to this blog as exciting new approved material is made available for viewing.
Space1 has already released key information from issue #1 about the Referential Time Machine RTM invention. Astronauts will be able to experience time variations for speed up time, slow it down, and freeze it under special conditions. Example time machine links are below.
SPACE1 TIME MACHINE LINKS
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/04/spaceone-referential-time-travel.html
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/04/configuring-spaceone-time-travel-machine.html
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/04/elements-of-spaceone-time-travel-machine.html
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/05/space1-update.html
After Space1 launches its first space tourist, it's possible versions of the magazine will be available in some particular format.
PAGES IN EACH ISSUE
Issue 1 - 41 Pages
Issue 2 - 50 Pages
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Big Brain Evolution into Space1
The evolution of the Big Brain has led to a new space program for humans. This is not too surprising, considering that for years, the Big Brain has set its own pace for exploring space.
Some regions of space initiated with exploration programs by the Big Brain include quantum space, nano space, inner space, micro space, next space, near space, solar system space, ultra space and exo space.
According the bounds of the Big Brain space programs, humans have launched into and traversed from the level of micro space, to next space and near space. With the creation of Space1, a new level of human space is in the works. It's true that nearly all programs and all work now conducted by the Big Brain has a focus on Space Tourism and the Space1 company.
Space1 Magazine Issue #2
SPACE1 MAGAZINE ISSUE 2Space1 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.
Friday, March 7, 2014
Lab Science Update
LAB SCIENCE TECH UPDATE
You'll probably notice a marked reduction in posts last month and this month. It's not that we're doing nothing, but rather that we're incredibly busy launching our new SpaceOne company and space program.
There are currently over 60 new programs in effect with the development of five new rockets, designed to take people into space to experience the ultimate ride of their lifetime in unique and interesting ways.
We've also opened up, at a very rapid pace, the development of robotics. For long range goals, we began designing a space plane.
The rate of inventions has skyrocketed, the latest of which is a unique method to time travel and dilate time. No doubt, there will be many more technical spinoffs to this space program.
Once the program is fully established, people will be able to hitch tourist rides into space, without any arduous strenuous or complicated training or age requirements.
Humanoido has merged ten companies to immediately bring SpaceOne company into world class stature.
While much of SpaceOne's activities are still under wraps, we will blog new developments and inventions when possible.
You'll probably notice a marked reduction in posts last month and this month. It's not that we're doing nothing, but rather that we're incredibly busy launching our new SpaceOne company and space program.
There are currently over 60 new programs in effect with the development of five new rockets, designed to take people into space to experience the ultimate ride of their lifetime in unique and interesting ways.
We've also opened up, at a very rapid pace, the development of robotics. For long range goals, we began designing a space plane.
The rate of inventions has skyrocketed, the latest of which is a unique method to time travel and dilate time. No doubt, there will be many more technical spinoffs to this space program.
Once the program is fully established, people will be able to hitch tourist rides into space, without any arduous strenuous or complicated training or age requirements.
Humanoido has merged ten companies to immediately bring SpaceOne company into world class stature.
While much of SpaceOne's activities are still under wraps, we will blog new developments and inventions when possible.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
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/
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:
A poster for rockets and space reference
Posterhttp://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
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
FM Radio Station QSL Card
Whisper Radio FM 102 releases the first version QSL reception card
Data given shows the location of the radio station as shown on a world map, the full output power of the transmitter in mWATTS, and the frequency of the radio station's transmitter in million of Hertz. The card contains the official seal of Humanoido Laboratories and the URL of the official blogspot.
A photo depicts the unique and historical first time setup when the radio station aired its first broadcast. The card is designed to confirm your FM radio reception for a given time, date, and program heard. Upon receipt of your email reception information, the E-CARD will be filled out with the appropriate data and emailed to you - the recipient. The email address to use is listed under "CONTACT" at the blogspot.
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/p/contact.html
To obtain the prestigious Whisper Radio Station's QSL card, listen to our broadcast noting the name of the program, time, and full date (day, month, year). Include your location, the strength of the signal on the 0-10 scale with 0 equal to no reception and 10 representing best reception. A QSL card cannot be given out without this information.
Other information is very useful. How stable is the signal, does it flutter, fade in and out, or remain steady? How long did you listen to the broadcast? Which receiver and antenna was used? You may apply for more than one QSL card with multiple dates and times of reception.
Whisper Radio's QSL cards are extremely valuable and rare, due to the part time intermittent nature of the programming and transmissions plus the limited range due to small output power and the diminutive antenna size.
It's best to consult our transmission guide when it becomes available (stay tuned to this blogger) and be ready to tune into a broadcast. Increasing the length of your radio's antenna will help and some radios will have greater sensitivity. This will increase the chances of hearing a broadcast and getting a QSL card.
Note, one cannot consult the blog and simply report the posting after the transmission. Our logs posted will detail the times of broadcast but not list the content. So to verify reception, listing the program's name or content will be important. To qualify, a report must fit the period of time after the broadcast and before the broadcast content posting at the blogger.
Each issued QSL card will contain the radio station's unique response. If you want a printed card, in addition to the E-Card, on a Mac computer, select Print and follow the setup. The card is full regulation postcard size at 4x6-inches. Printing on glossy stock heavy weight bond photo paper is recommended.
Thursday, January 9, 2014
Big Brain Designs Outpost in Space
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| A tiny space shuttle and outpost in space |
BIG BRAIN SPACE PROGRAM DESIGNS - EARTH TO MOON AND IN BETWEEN
The Ultra Space Administration, conducted by the Big Brain Machine and Humanoido Labs, adds more designs to the construction of a tiny space shuttle.The newest addition is a small outpost in space that can serve the small shuttle. Thus far, the actual projects are a one man vehicle and a one man outpost in space.
The budget program puts all the eggs in one basket for rock bottom space program pricing that can be quickly assembled and operated by a minimal team with minimal hardware by private industry.
The outpost in space project is a one man astronaut space station, complete with enough resources for a one week human stay. It includes docking, one habitat canister, solar panel, food, water, protects the occupant from solar and cosmic radiation, orientation propellant, space toilet, lighting and thermal control, one space suit, and a service area which doubles as an experiment bay.
Docking is provided to the micro shuttle and the space outpost with airlock transfer ability. The airlock shield and transfer pump allows air to be pumped out into air tanks so no air is wasted in the event of an astronaut pickup, spacewalk repair or robotic retrieval.
Optionally in place of a human, a humanoid robot could pilot the micro shuttle and visit the outpost in space for other services such as automatic supply, observation and reconnoitering, and extended presence stays where food and water are not consumed by the machine intelligence. It these cases, humanoids can subsist off the solar panel power grid and remain in space for very long periods of time. The actual sizes of the micro shuttle and the outpost in space are much smaller than depicted.
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Blast Off Into Space
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| Floating in Near Space, the spacecraft appeared in the foreground in this view photographed when looking back at planet Earth. The fight and mission is a Big Brain Machine space exploration initiative funded by the Big Brain program and the Humanoido Lab Foundation and investors. The spacecraft is leased from Mainland China and successfully launches one American into space and makes a safe retrieval during the mission. |
BLAST OFF INTO SPACE
Saturday January 4th, 2014
With the first Manned Mission in January of 2014, the Big Brain's robust space program launched a morning craft into Near Space. The launch and flight were successful and the entire mission went relatively smooth without a hitch.
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| The swinging camera in space sadly recorded vast death dominions of poisonous upper atmosphere clouds and a blanket of gray matter atmospheric pollution, with life threatening smog, extending as far as the space eye could see over the Asian continent, attributed to fierce industrial manufacturing, the release of deadly chemicals, burning of garbage and horrific release of dangerous gas and particulate matter. |
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| Enhanced photo - Earth pollution gradient level studies |
The Earth cartography mission was abandoned due to ground level pollution and smog being at an all time high level. This changed the mission to one of a deadly smog and pollution study.
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| Large machine aerospace hydrodynamic pump |
The spacecraft reached about 7 miles altitude with a downrange speed of 486 mph. Temps reached -46 deg. F. in space when the downrange distance of 185 miles was exceeded.
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| A RESTRICTED AREA Area 27 is like a vacated ghost town with no residents or apparent occupancy. It has this large unknown structure for dealing with spacecraft launching. No information is available regarding its purpose. Other than a launch deliver hatch housing, most objects are simply unidentifiable. Photo was shot through several reflective windows causing some reflections of various posted signs. |
One known glitch is the lack of space craft air regulation and most of the flight was excessive in heat causing the astronaut undue discomfort. This is a common anomaly in Chinese origin or modified craft. This is also due to pressure of the spacecraft and the lack of thermally environmentally controlled individual space suits to keep the missions on a minimal budget. At this time, budget missions do not include space walks.
The higher the altitude, rising above pollution, the darker space became. At this altitude, the Earth itself is still too bright with a lot of reflected sunlight causing the inability to see objects in the galaxy or solar system. This is because the flights are suborbital in daylight for various reasons. No stars or planets were seen.
As usual in these space missions, some equipment is photographed for the mission. This is presumably the pump for highly refined and maximum rocket fuel delivery to fill the tanks on the craft.
Area 27 is off limits and has presumably a very large tracking station on top of the spacecraft center regional housing structure as seen through this reflective window shot. Though we cannot be sure of its purpose, it could also serve as a massive device to vent strange materials or toxic production gases.
The roof is geometrically sinusoidal in shape and houses the giant duct appearing device within the low negative slope of the roof. Several man sized objects are visible however it's strange that no people are in this vicinity.
Monday, December 23, 2013
FM Radio Station Programming Part 6
FM RADIO STATION PART 6 PROGRAMMING
This is a suggestion guide to potential upcoming broadcast programming for the Lab's FM radio station.
* Laboratory Testing
* Atmospheric/Weather Conditions
* Sky Pollution Rating and Forecast
* Scientific Lab News/Discoveries
* Extremely Powerful Telescopes
* Big Brain Machine Supercomputer
* Machine Brain Technology (i.e. Brain in a Jar Project)
* New Invention Zone
* Projects (Progress Reports, Updates)
* Vintage Music
* Mysterious Spell-Bound Science Fiction
* Strange Science Fact
FM Radio Station Part 5 Index
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/12/fm-radio-station-part-5-index.html
This is a suggestion guide to potential upcoming broadcast programming for the Lab's FM radio station.
* Laboratory Testing
* Atmospheric/Weather Conditions
* Sky Pollution Rating and Forecast
* Scientific Lab News/Discoveries
* Extremely Powerful Telescopes
* Big Brain Machine Supercomputer
* Machine Brain Technology (i.e. Brain in a Jar Project)
* New Invention Zone
* Projects (Progress Reports, Updates)
* Vintage Music
* Mysterious Spell-Bound Science Fiction
* Strange Science Fact
FM Radio Station Part 5 Index
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/12/fm-radio-station-part-5-index.html
FM Radio Station Part 4 Broadcasting
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| THE VOICE OF SCIENCE NOW BROADCASTING... Connected to a 9-volt battery, this is the first power on of the radio station. We're on the air, with an antenna so tiny, it's merely broadcasting to the other side of the table. This is the first successful test of the FM radio station with "across room range." There's always excitement when a "just built" project is switched on for the first time. It's always hoped that it works perfect the first time. Building projects is like a crap shoot - there's any number of things that can go wrong as Murphy's law dictates. In the case of projects, components often have a 10% failure rate and can cause some frustration in troubleshooting newly assembled projects. One can take a gamble and assemble the parts untested, or test each part for greater workability insurance. With this project, the radio station worked perfect the first time! |
We're broadcasting into space! Who is listening?
This is the fourth installment about building your own radio station. On Monday December 23, two days before Christmas, at 10:00 pm, the radio station was turned on for the first time. A nearby FM radio was scanned across several transmitter harmonics, then settled onto the strongest signal. It's a success! "Testing, testing, 1, 2, 3..." came in loud and clear on the small portable radio tuned to the FM band.
The transmitter's coil was slightly adjusted to push the signal farther up the FM band to avoid several very strong radio stations around 98 to 100 MHz. The perfect test place was quiet at 101 and 102 MHz.
For initial testing, a tiny loop antenna is used which extends only about 3-inches high in the long direction when elliptical and is about 1.5-inches diameter when circular, perfect for across-room broadcasting.
The sensitivity is capable of overloading acoustical feedback and distance of the audible source to the mic is also sensitive. The orientation of the transmitter greatly effects reception and keeping it in one place is required. Hands near certain areas of the transmitter effect frequency and harmonics, although the portable FM receiver is ultra sensitive - a 10 band FM/MW/SW World Receiver model 6110 by Panda made in China. Its FM band ranges from 76 to 108 MHz with manual tuning and running from 3-volts. This radio was used for reception of objects in space such as the planet Jupiter and the Earth's Sun during the Lab's SETI program searching for extraterrestrial intelligence.
Radio Telescope Receiver
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/07/radio-telescope-receiver.html
Don't Eat Us Safety Program Radio Telescope
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/07/dont-eat-us-safety-program-radio.html
Radio Telescope Adds Spaceweather Radio
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/07/radio-telescope-adds-spaceweather-radio.html
Radio Telescope Observatory Lab 58
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/07/radio-telescope-observatory-lab-57.html
The FM band in this region of the country, serving up to 24 million people, contains strong stations in almost every position on the band from 76 to 108 MHz. Smaller stations serve a six million locality. Therefore the density of stations is unprecedented. Many of these stations may be underground as the government is working to license and annex these broadcast stations.
A weak station, or even one that has associated harmonics, will be lost in the signal hash, thus limiting the range.
The unexpected high quality of the FM transmitter is very good when trimmed and tuned. Voice is very audible close to the microphone. Backgrounds sound muted as desired although this requires more sensitive testing.
The high quality of such a simple circuit is attributed to the high quality of the parts used, i.e. the special am/fm, rf, amp, mix, conv, osc and IF ability of the 2SC1675 transistor, and the 1-watt output amplifier of radios in class B push-pull operations ability of the 2SC9013 transistor.
FM Radio Station Part 5 Index
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/12/fm-radio-station-part-5-index.html
Friday, December 20, 2013
FM Radio Station Part 1 Announcement
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| Preliminary Radio Station Design |
PART 1 ANNOUNCEMENT
Coming to a station near you!
The Big Brain machine is developing a radio station for programs dealing with Big Brain topics and schedules. Programming detail is yet to be determined as the design of the station is in the works.
It could include the sounds of the local SETI program, downloadable serial sounds for direct reception of Parallax Propeller chip software, special music, details of the powerful telescopes observing schedules at the Humanoido Observatory, Lab schedules and updates, various projects, educational programs, ESL language programs, special weather reports, planet and solar casts, Brain Cortex news, etc.
The science Laboratory station includes a fully electronic radio station transmitter capable of reaching your home if your location is within the range of the electromagnetic signal.
Scheduling
Programming schedules may appear in this blogger ahead of time, and transcripts may be available before or after the broadcasts. There is always the surprise and unannounced broadcast with special information.
It is not determined if the Big Brain machine will narrate all or many of the broadcasts and programs using its machine voice.
The idea for the station was hatched long ago, and now resources are available to make it happen. The location sites of the transmitters are currently undisclosed. Stay tuned for more information.
Web Version
Along with the radio version, a web version radio may appear for those individuals not within the electromagnetic signal range. A static web version could feed text transcripts of various broadcast programs about science and technology.
FM Radio Station Part 5 Index
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2013/12/fm-radio-station-part-5-index.html
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