Space1 Spaceport Bonanza - Rockets in South Korea Singapore Taiwan USA

"Space Concrete for a kilometer" - the new modern Space1 Xinyi Super Spaceport in Taiwan has a "kilometer of concrete" poured for rocket launch and clear rocket reentry and retrieval. With no obstruction, trees, man-made structures, or occluding debris, the spaceport is a boon and hive of space activity for rapid peacetime operations.

Located directly at the apex of entry is the MRT futuristic railway for transporting passengers to the spaceport for space tourism, scientists for testing and conducting launch operations, and moving equipment for launches.

The spaceport includes directly adjacent modern centers shopping, lodging, food, parking, and access points for rocket scientists and astronauts participating in peaceful space tourism. Space1 operations security precludes the display of current rocket activities in this photo.

Space1 Spaceport Bonanza - Rockets in South Korea Singapore Taiwan USA

Space1, a venture of peaceful space rockets to launch space tourism from points across the world, has expanded very quickly with more international worldwide spaceports.

This week, Space1 opened up the new Class 1 Xinyi Super Spaceport which has numerous unique features of massive flood light illumination for night launch capability, modern high speed railway transportation, lodging, restaurants, parking and possibly the countries largest concreted area for clear access to rocket launching and reentry.

The list of spaceports include 2 in the USA, 2 in Taiwan, 4 in Singapore and 1 in South Korea, for a total of 9. Space1 is a new space tourism venture that was founded when President Obama opened up space exploration to private industry. The founder of Space1 is the inventor of the Safety Rocket, for safe and peaceful space tourism.

To see the web page presence of Space1, the following link is provided:
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/space1-links-in-january-2015.html

Space1 One Year Anniversary Commemorative Coin

Magnified view of Space1's commemorative one year anniversary coin

SPACE1 INDUSTRIES ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATIVE COIN
SPACE1 Industries has released the minting design for the Space1 Commemorative Coin, a coin that commemorates the first anniversary of one full year operation.

The coin is a lucky coin, as when flipped, it has no tail and always has a head face, representing moving forward into space, towards the future and the destiny of the human race.

It's the rarest of rare minted coins due to extremely low mintage, making the coin extremely valuable to space collectors. Dated 2015, and marked SPACE1 INDUSTRIES, the coin depicts the earth, the wreath of peaceful space exploration, and 5 important first year stars.

— the goal is to fly this coin into space, symbolically opening the door to space tourism and new ways of space exploration —

The stars represent the first year's founding members. The largest star represents the Founding Father of Space1. The remaining four stars additionally show the first year countries: USA, Taiwan, Korea, and Singapore respectively.

The 24 dots at the top of the coin are symbolic of the first 24 rocket versions completed during the first year of operation.

The 34 petals of the peace wreath signify safe launches of Space1's safety rocket and the continuing safety of Space1 operations both on the land and in space.

The Earth is symbolically divided up into 15 triangular or parallelogram frontal face sections representing future expansion. Expansion may include operations with space ports, rocket labs, and business nodes. The Earth symbology embodies a circular cut Mercator map projection, thus all 15 sections represent the entire surface of the Earth, encompassing all 6/7 continents.

Space1 January 2015 Update

SPACE1 JANUARY 2015 UPDATE
January 2015 is one of the most productive months for Space1's great space tourism adventure introducing humans to safe space. Numerous new ideas are in effect. The partial list is seen below.

* More rocket and aerospace schooling
* Extensive research in rocketry
* Improvements to Altimeters
* Dual deployment
* Engine design research
* Parts cost analysis
* The most powerful engines determination
* New spaceports
* Rocket global analysis 
* Business meetings
* International travel
* Defining some missions in space
* Develop methods for ground safety
* Development of the Electric Rocket
* Engine production decisions
* Fireproofing invention
* Safety code development
* Developed a business synopsis
* Analyzed space launches
* Calculated thrust ratios and parameters
* Reviewed rocket simulation programs
* Developed addtl. space tourism plans
* Designed a new 2015 logo
* Plan historical preservation for first space tourists
* Develop a list of Space1 tourism advantages
* Completed a space rocket size analysis
* Rocket weight analysis
* Assembly analysis
* Initiated tests
* Electronics development
* Development of 2015's ASR Assurance Safety Rocket
* Firewall analysis and design
* Established the rocket visuals
* Designed a new rocket with size change
* Worked on the space capsule
* Analysis of payload capacity
* Work on couplers
* Development of the Space1 Rocket Observatory
* Telescope Rocket Observatory research
* OBS design
* Developed land area
* Reviewed safety
* Researched safety
* Implemented addtl. safety
* New staff

Space1 Singapore Spaceport

PHOTO: Lin Zilin 林紫琳 

sent Space1 Headquarters

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SPACE1 SINGAPORE SPACEPORT

An area of land is located for a potential rocket launch site. A study and investigation is progressing to determine if this site is suitable for rocket launches.

Lin Zilin 林紫琳 provides a Space1 update regarding the selection of a site for a Space1 Singapore Spaceport. The first level of research is successfully completed and the project now moves into the second phase of determinations.

Space1 spaceports already exist in the USA, Taiwan and South Korea. Space1 has a goal of bringing space tourism to the world through peaceful and safe rocket launches, with Space1's invention, the safety rocket and high technology.

Space1 Singapore

SPACE1 SINGAPORE
NO GUM IN SINGAPORE!
Strict country laws make space expansion more challenging in Singapore!

As shown on the maps, the relatively tiny country of Singapore is selected for space tourism expansion to this side of the world. Space1's far southern Asia expansion into Singapore continues to move forward in 2015.

Singapore flag

 

The first official Space1-Singapore meeting was held on Sunday January 11, 2015, with Space1's Singapore Advisor Master Lin Zi Lin 林紫琳 who flew from Singapore to Taiwan.

After a review of Space1 technology, the first agenda was deciding if a Singapore located spaceport is possible. The issue is extremely complex. Singapore has very strict laws and has outlawed gum and fireworks so it was decided that a continuing study is required to access all details regarding space tourism and launching rockets, thus preventing any country infringements.

Singapore is one of the world's major commercial hubs, with the fourth-biggest financial center and one of the five busiest ports. Its globalized and diversified economy depends heavily on trade, especially manufacturing, which represented 26 percent of Singapore's GDP in 2005.

In terms of purchasing power parity, Singapore has the third-highest per capita income in the world but one of the world's highest income inequalities. It places highly in international rankings with regard to education, healthcare, and economic competitiveness. Approximately 5.4 million people live in Singapore (June 2013), of which approximately two million are foreign-born.

While Singapore is diverse, ethnic Asians predominate: 75 percent of the population is Chinese, with significant minorities of Malays, Indians, and Eurasians. There are four official languages, English, Malay, Mandarin, and Tamil, and the country promotes multiculturalism through a range of official policies.

LINKS
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/space1-in-singapore.html

Space1 Update 2015

Artistic representation of distant worlds in space awaiting tourism

SPACE1 UPDATE 2015

Space1 is a private space-faring enterprise and international business to bring safe space tourism to the world. Developing the Safety Rocket, Space1 is working towards ensuring that all people, irregardless of their age, gender, social status, physical condition, location, health, culture, religion, education or training, may have the opportunity to experience space tourism.

Space1 Contact Email
You may contact space1 by sending letters to space1usa on our @gmail.com account.

Name Change
The abbreviated name Space1 is now being used over the long name of SpaceOne. 

New Rocket
Announced January 7th, 2015, Space1's Milestone Safety Rocket MSR is the 15th rocket developed by Space1 and is an ALV Astronaut Launch Vehicle designed to loft an astronaut into space tourism domain for tourism space flight, and return the astronaut safely to the Earth after the mission is completed. The rocket has the best features of the previous 14 rockets.
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/space1-milestone-safety-rocket.html

Space1 Blogs
You will note a limited number of links to blogs here: http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/space1-links-in-january-2015.html

This is because, rather than generating all information as blogs, private classified articles were created for Space1 Magazine all throughout the year 2014. At some time, a project to convert declassified articles, if any, into blogs may be initiated.

New Inventions
The newest inventions include the Atomic G-Force Absorber and the safety rocket released on January 7th 2015.
http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/atomic-g-force-absorber.html

http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2015/01/space1-milestone-safety-rocket.html 

Space1 Magazine
Space1 has completed the first year's collection of technical magazines up to and including issue #3. Issue 1 covers January 2014 through April 2014 inclusive. Issue #2 includes May 2014 through August. Issue #3, now completed, rounds out the year of 2014 from September through December. The first three issue magazine set is extremely valuable and historical.

Magazine or Blogs in 2015
It is currently undecided if 2015 will see Space1 publication in the form of a magazine or in the form of blogs. Before the magazine, newsletters were available. Prior to newsletters, PDF publications were available, and prior to PDF publications, personal letters and progressing memos described the start-up enterprise.

Moving
Space1 has moved to a new location as of January 2015. This resulted in a temporary suspension, followed by a sluggish damper period, on inventions, testing, rocket development, parts orders, launches, and other space related activities.

Heavy Air
Rain and the rainy season has dampened outdoor testing and increased atmospheric pressure. Spacecraft will not be subjected to water or extended environmental pressures during tests or within initial launch zones.

Business
Business has continued at a lightening rapid pace with multiple meetings in Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, the opening up of Singapore, and the USA anchoring its remote and isolated SpacePort. After moving, the development of the Multi-D invention was blogged. http://humanoidolabs.blogspot.tw/2014/12/multi-d-invention-for-space1.html

International Presence
With our annexing South Korea and Singapore to a growing list of international locations, Space1 now has presence in five countries. (USA, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea, Singapore)

Trip Meetings
Meetings take place in Taiwan where currently space tourism rockets are designed and developed. The President has met with Space1 in Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea and the United States. The Singapore Advisor to Space1 may meet in Taiwan for further analysis of Space1 from unique perspectives.

International Function
Hong Kong is reserved for meetings and research. SpacePorts are located in Taiwan and the USA for rocket launch capability. South Korea is home of Space1's Wisdom Lab, a Korean scientist think tank that out-pours intellectual results of great value. Taiwan is also the host to many rocket science labs.

International News
Singapore is currently advancing in advisory status. In addition to the Wisdom Lab, South Korea is advancing as a potential rocket and space parts center, technological research and development center, temp observatory, master temp lab, and a potential Space1 SpacePort in the future.

Space1 In Singapore

SPACE1 IN SINGAPORE

NEWS JANUARY 3, 2015
Today, Space1 enlists Master Lin Zi Lin 林紫琳 in the capacity of Singapore Advisor to Space1.

林紫琳 can provide unique perspectives into our Singapore expansion. This raises the country count to four, the number of rocketeers to six count, with over 13 roles fulfilled.

We are now expanding Space1 into Singapore. We have a new advisory to Space1 so our team is back up to the original head count we had in 2014. The importance of taking on new international countries is of the unique perspective that can be provided, because the ideas of Space1 are all new and unique concepts and paramount to the future of safety space travel. Many of our team people are study machines, with the highest level of intellectual and creative abilities. As you remember, Bill Gates of Microsoft could only find people in Asia to perform his specialized work. This is similar to the current Space1 Directive. A 2015 January Space1 meeting is planned with Master Lin Zi Lin 林紫琳 from Singapore, to be held in Taiwan.