To go to space is an achievement. It is a task that is undertaken by the super-rich or by governments only. Is an individual who is neither of the above worthy enough to go to space on his own. I'd say YES. Skill, Hardwork, Knowledge, and Time are the prerequisites of success in any field or for any objective. Going to space costs a lot. So getting to make more money is a priority prerequisite for this endeavor. All this money goes for training and diet just so we can move in zero gravity. This is the lowest baseline there is. I want a spaceship and move in outer space on other planets orbits and perform planetary descents and back to Earth. Too Ambitious? If I am not then what does it make me?Definitely not a progressive citizen of Asgardia. Asgardia is a Space Nation. Exploration of space is the duty of every Asgardian. We don't belong on the surface We belong to all-stars in the big vacuum of space. It is what drives us all Asgardians. All endeavours require the wealth and materials for a simple space journey and resting station. Learning and upgrading skills help to gain these two items a little faster than our previous versions. I offer people to learn skills from my end. If they have something to teach me I am willing to learn from them as well. As of now my legal work in India is my primary source of income, So any Asgardians wanting my assistance get a 10% discount on legal fees on all legal works. Any new Asgardians studying law can intern with me. My other talents include teaching C++ programming to Computer students who cannot afford it. Computer applications and engineering programs are essential for every Asgardian. Every Fighter plane ever built on modern systems owes its origin to C++ programming. Spaceplanes are no different from advanced computers running big planes. They all need avionics and other systems that need constant monitoring to avoid disasters. Learning helps understand complex systems. Another endeavour I would like Asgardians to learn is about Hardware. By Hardware I am including both computer and vehicle hardware parts. Learn about them so repairing stations and ships in space will become an economic activity. I am personally limited by the resources I have and use. So I invite any Asgardian to join and work extensively. We will pool resources and work harder and reach the frontier of Space and keep our Asgardian dream alive forever. Support me below. Post your Views. Share, Like and Solar me. I am Kishore Kumar Prasanna. Fellow Asgardian

I wanted to get everyone's opinions on what they consider excellent space opera anime. Now, for me, that's Heroic Age, but in time I may come to love Legend of the Galactic Heroes more. But what do you think?

as been seen on youtube via various channels there is serious activity on the sun in form of new sunspots.. to my own conclusion that could have been caused by meteors/asteroid impact on the other side of the sun.. it looks a lot like the impact on jupiter some time ago.. a sort of diagonal impact trace of different pieces.. this impact is now coming around the corner and is probably going to hit us at least for a part.. so.. should we be aware of these flares inside Asgardia?.. i think so, because it could trigger problems with electricity, networks and sunburns, etc.. Grtz, Dirk.

Global Space Tie-Off Challenge Tying The World Together – One Knot at a Time™ World Space Week October 4-10, 2025 A 5-day terrestrial competition during World Space Week (October 4-10, 2025) uniting participants worldwide in a space-themed athletic activity– knot tying. Knot tying simulates conditions and skills needed for life in micro gravities, and also on earth. It’s the core exercise for the Space Games Federation’s Astrolete® training. And a baseline skill for our Space Athletics Playbook. Participants must complete a series of knots while maintaining hands at chest level (simulating microgravity conditions) within a 60-second time limit– demonstrating the precision and endurance required for conducting space operations. No travel is required. Challengers video themselves at a place of their choosing being timed while tying knots in proper form, submitting the resulting video to SGF. Anyone and everyone is welcome to participate! Whether you’re a space enthusiast, knot-tyer, into sports, gaming, puzzles or crafts–or just enjoy a challenge—we’re excited to see how you do. Our team of space, sports and entertainment experts celebrates space. We’re committed to building a global community through events and supporting STEM edutainment. We don’t talk about it much, we just do it.  Asgardia World Space Week Space Games Federation https://spacegamesfederation.com/global-tie-off-challenge/

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