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Asgardia Scientia Series Research Report 1 - Life Support Systems for Outer Space and Extreme Environments

As part of Asgardia (Space Kingdom’s) continued perseverance to establish a “Space Nation” and create “equal opportunities in space for all Asgardians” on Earth, this report will be one issue of more to come, made for contribution to the central knowledge of Asgardia and its citizens based on the disciplines and areas relating to: Space (astronomy), Political sciences, Technologies, Innovation, Business, Law, and Design.

This article will be focusing on Life Support Systems or, as space companies call them, environmental control and life support systems (ECLSS).

NOTE : Civic Asgardia was not involved in the creation of this research report. This is my personal contribution piece to Asgardia as a citizen, and part of my initiative to provide free educational research for Asgardians.

I encourage everyone to read and share my report and this post to fellow Asgardians who are interested in learning about the systems we need to live in space. Together, we can make a space-ready Asgardia nation prepared for humanity's next steps!

Analysis: The use of life support systems are  aplenty, from space activities to disaster relief and humanitarian missions.  The existing technologies and concepts we have are EFFICIENT, but can be  innovated to better assist humans in the future. Innovation of ECLSS is The  first step towards achieving space living for humanity.

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Total Words: 4030

Total Editing Time: 1641 Minutes (27.35 hours)

Created on: 01/11/2017 at 12:15 PM (AEDT)

Anyone is free to use my research for reference and further study, provided that proper citations are used in published work.

Steven "Edrick" Wang.

BA - Innovation and Design;

ELECTIVES - International Politics (2017), Business Law (2018), Integrated Marketing Communications (2018),

Swinburne University of Technology, Australia.

The final round has come, and from now to 9 March all votes cast must be confirmed .

That is, you have to vote again for me if you wish me to be elected.

This is because the first round of votes served to create a pool of committed candidates, whose engagement in Asgardia must be confirmed as well with the payment of a fee.

I am then now asking you a supplementary effort to go to my platform:

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And click on Vote .

Thank you all!

E' stato lanciato il progetto per la difesa della Terra "Asgardia-1".

Igor Ashurbeyli ha lanciato il programma di difesa della Terra contro le minacce esterne.

Il 7 dicembre 2017 un altro satellite artificiale ha iniziato a ruotare nell'orbita attorno alla Terra. E' stato lanciato dal cosmodromo americano di Wallops il 12 novembre, 2 giorni dopo è giunto alla Stazione Spaziale Internazionale, da dove è stato lanciato in un'orbita più alta, a circa 500 chilometri dalla superficie terrestre (pressoché la distanza tra Bologna e Napoli).

Questo satellite è destinato a cambiare il mondo.

Sotto l'impatto della radiazione

In un piccolo "mattone" chiamato "Asgardia-1" è racchiuso un accumulatore di informazione, un disco SSD. Il dispositivo contiene una varietà di dati di 110mila abitanti del nostro pianeta provenienti letteralmente da tutti i Paesi del mondo. Parlano in varie lingue, appartengono a diverse nazioni e razze, ma hanno in comune molto di più delle differenze: tutti si considerano parte di Asgardia, tutti hanno chiesto la cittadinanza del Regno Spaziale Asgardia, tutti condividono le sue idee e valori.

Continua qui:

https://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/201801035469169-satellite-russo-asgardia-1/

At an average cruise speed of 8 kilometres per second (28.800 kilometres per hour), one can imagine it is not always easy for the occupants of the International Space Station to identify the part of the world they are right above at a given time. After all, just as our Head of Nation Dr. Ashurbeyli mentioned several times, from space, one cannot see the manmade arbitrary borders that define Earthly states and nations!

The picture above was taken on Saturday, February 11th 2012 during Expedition 30 , under the Command of Dan Burbank (NASA). It was Burbank's third spaceflight and at the time the picture was taken, another Astronaut, Don Pettit, three Cosmonauts, Anton Shkaplerov, Anatoli Ivanishin, and Oleg Kononenko and a Spationaut, André Kuipers, were under his command.
Up to this day, it is not known who exactly of the six men took the picture.
The week the picture was taken was an important week for the crew of the ISS: the preparation and training for the first EVA (Extra Vehicular Activity, better known as "Space Walk") of the year 2012, scheduled to take place five days later. A few hours after the picture was taken, the six men went to sleep. Little did they know that their sleep that night would be shorten by six hours!!

The crew was woken up by an emergency wake up on Sunday, February 12th around midnight (UTC), and found that the Station had suffered a temporary loss of power during their sleep, due to the failure of one of its power channels!
With the participation of everyone onboard and the help and guidance of organised teams on the ground, the re-powering of the ISS Systems was able to be established by 8pm (UTC) that same day. It took almost a full day to verify the integrity of all parts of the Station, the safety of the crew and the stability of the Station. By Monday 13th, all necessary resetting and controls had been operated and the crew was able to go back to its scheduled routine.

Usually, for the occupants of the Space Station, Sunday schedules are organised to be as "off duty days", meaning that they only have essential science and usual maintenance items to perform to keep things to a minimum. But the emergency nature of the situation and the processes necessary for the reset and restauration of the Station made that this Sunday ended up being a busy day... with not much rest!
Fortunately, the EVA that was originally scheduled to take place on Thursday, February 16th, thanks to the power loss to have occurred on the Sunday and not during the busy week schedule, didn't need to be postponed. That first Space Walk of 2012 (the only one of Expedition 30) lasted 6 hours 15 minutes and was led by Shkaplerov and Kononenko mainly to prepare for the undocking of the Pirs docking compartment relocating the Strela 1 Equipment Crane module to the Mini-Research Module 2 . There was also the retrieval of an experiment module which exposed materials to the space environment, while another experiment ( the Vynoslivost Sample Experiment ), was installed on handrails on MRM2. As there was not enough time to install the two units for the "TEST experiment", just one unit was installed before time for the EVA ran out. The scheduled task to install five shields on Zvezda to protect it from micrometeoroid debris was also cancelled and was rescheduled to be done during the following EVA, scheduled to take place in August that same year, during Expedition 32 .
This event that occurred hours after the picture was taken, is what is called a "Power-On Reset". It occurs occasionally aboard ISS and is considered a random event possibly associated with radiation. Prior to that event, the Station had previously suffered two such PORs, one on February 11th 2007 (during Expedition 14 ) and the other on November 3rd, 2008 ( Expedition 18 ).

What an adventure!
The photo of the unknown city that had just been taken before the whole POR incident was brought back to Earth and posted on the ESA website three years later, on 13th of March 2014, under the Space Station image tag #ISS030-E-85887.

It is with the help of the fans of the ESA website that the city was actually identified as being Kuala Lumpur, the city I have adopted!

Given the common goal of health and wellbeing of Asgardian Citizens, I believe it is important to have an official role with respect to the practice of medicine.

Through sharing of best practices and recognizing the unique challenges of physical migration into space, there is a clear opportunity to build this into the mission from the beginning.  We must also work together to safeguard and encourage the health of our Earthly Citizens

While licenses and the practice of medicine is a consideration of the Earth States, concepts such as patient safety, patient autonomy, beneficence, and non-maleficence should follow our species as core principles during this phase of our society.

If selected as a leader, through my current Earth-based roles, I will strive to include Asgardia and it's citizen interests into areas associated with medical practice, especially within the realm of Emergency Medical Services and Disaster Preparedness.

Parliamentary work has been focused on preparations for the upcoming digital sitting. Pending legislation continues to be refined and avenues for more are being identified.

Chairman Lembit Öpik has been meeting with the developers of Zoom, the platform in which the Asgardia Parliament uses to communicate during their meetings, to help develop translation and technological tools for Asgardia. Parliament plans on continuing to use this platform and hopes for a closer relationship with the business. Chairman Öpik spoke briefly about a technology company that has approached Asgardia about offering its products to Asgardians but details have yet to be worked out. As the conversation moves forward, more information will be made available.

AMP Fernando Jimenez Motte, with the support of fellow MPs and Ministry committees, has been hard at work preparing the Asgardia Industry Standards Act (AIS) that will follow up the key business acts that will be discussed at the digital meeting. This Act will help set standards for businesses to conduct business within the Asgardia platform. Research is continuing to find best practices and fair policy examples from around the world which may be incorporated.

During the meeting, the Chairman and MPs had a conversation about Asgardia’s currency, the SOLAR, and it’s status of development. They stressed how important that launching it was for Asgardia’s economy and that its value should be based on a stable commodity. Work by the Administration, Government, Parliament and support teams is ongoing to launch the currency as soon as possible.

The meeting then moved to a conversation about the diplomatic recognition of Asgardia and its status as a nation. AMP Ben Dell offered this quote from a consultant helping with Asgardia:

“Diplomatic recognition will come after industry, finance and community recognition.”

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