New Terrene Experimental Gold Hexagonal Telescope

The new Terrene Experimental Gold Hexagonal Telescope GHT is comprised of many gold plate hexagonal mirrors that make up the entirety of the multi-mirrored primary, for mind bending transparency into a far deeper and wider range of spectacular wavelength celestial images, inclusive of optical and deep infrared, the latter for far greater mystical appearing ongoing penetration into the cosmic web.

Above: Nineteen hexagonal mirror sections are compound arranged to make one massive astronomical single performing mirror. Mirror section tiles are ultra thin, designed to flex a given amount to achieve a warped parabolic shape. The center is the focal point of application where tension is applied to warp the membrane into a technical figure. More or less tiles and their size determine the actual mirror diameter.

Inventor and astronomer Mike Otis has created the new terrene experimental Gold Hexagonal Telescope which is currently being unveiled through private industry United Space Technology with resources from Otis Astroimaging, SPACE1, and Big Brain Technologies, as one of the most significant scientific telescope breakthroughs of all time at the new observatory.

International parts to make the telescope come from all over the world. Privately financed by Otis, the telescope is part of a powerful aggregate series of telescopes designed to make new discoveries and penetrate the celestial cosmic abyss unlike any other astronomical instrument. The telescope uses a version of Enchanted Code, developed by Otis.

The GHT is heavily purposed to measure and study vast intermittent spooky dynamic flux fields in particular sky regions of burning interest in order to better develop new ways to blast through the random cosmic shield, improve electrodynamic space travel, and enter the cosmological abyss with greater clarity. Another potential use is the search for locations in the vast galactic celestial sphere containing ancient civilizations. Add on instruments include a wide variety of optical equipment including a potential optical spectroscope for spectroscopic analysis of the chemical composition of various celestial phenomena.

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Signing of Otis Astroimaging with Space1

Signing of Otis Astroimaging with Space1
As of Wednesday, May 18, 2022, under the auspices of Otis Astroimaging (consisting of a conglomerate of 19 space observatories and dozens of Otis United Technology Laboratories) has signed an agreement with SPACE1 to handle the new flight schedules pertaining to the Solar System, deep space development and beyond.

System schedules include Solar as supported by Sun Baked Observatory, the Moon as supported by Singularity Observatory, Mars as supported by the Mars Observatory Initiative, and deep space by the Deep Space Network. Space1 is interested in extreme high tech inventions by Mike Otis through Otis Astroimaging many of which are classified.

Space1 & the Dynamonic Electrodynamic Stargate Explorer

Each year, the mode of space exploration was evolved and upgraded with new science, technology and invention. Space1 is proud to have carried the development of the safety rocket for eight years, now culminating with the epitome of an incredible vehicle for space exploration - the Dynamonic, which took part in the Lunar Extravaganza Dynasty (SPACE1's Pacific Lunar Extravaganza Dynasty is founded by Humanoido to support upcoming lunar bases, colonization of the Moon and continued exploration of the new world.)

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The Dynamonic is now renamed to the Dynamonic Electrodynamic Stargate Explorer.

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2021/11/space1-dynamonic-stargate-explorer.html

Moon Image Shows Potential Base Site

Moon Image Shows Potential Base Site
The bright spot marks the potential lunar base site for a lunar landing mission by SPACE1 and Humanoido. Full Moon image captured with a C14 Edge-HD, CGX-L, iPhone camera and color processing.

https://space1usa.blogspot.com/2021/02/a-case-for-moon-colony.html