Hello, what's up?

I'm Horacio, I live in Mexico City.

I dedicate startup, in high technology and I am an entrepreneur, by my account I love the self study and learn new things and great challenges.

Above all, contribute to the development of humanity. and open new roads.

Hola que tal?

Soy Horacio, vivo en Ciudad de Mexico.

Me dedico startup, en alta tecnologia y soy emprendedor, por mi cuenta, me encanta el auto estudio  y aprender nuevas cosas y los grandes retos.

Sobre todo aportar para el desarrollo de la humanidad, y abrir nuevos caminos.

Out of the blue, researchers have been invented an Earth-size planet in the habitable zone of its host star, an "Earth cousin" that could conceivably have fluid water and the correct conditions for life.

The newly found planet, named Kepler-186f, was first discovered by NASA's Kepler space telescope and circles a diminish red tiny star near around 490 light-years from Earth. While the host star is grimy than Earth's sun and the planet is somewhat more prominent than Earth, the situation of the outsider world joined with its size recommends that Kepler-186f could have water on its surface, analysts say.

Conceivably tenable planet

The opinions of the scientists are that Kepler-186f — the peripheral of five planets remarked to be circling the star Kepler-186 — circles at a separation of 32.5 million miles (52.4 million km), hypothetically inside the habitable zone for a red dwarf.

Earth orbits the sun from a normal separation of around 93 million miles (150 million km), yet the sun is greater and brighter than the Kepler-186 star, implying that the sun's habitable zone starts more distant from the star by comparison with Kepler-186.

It is the primary indisputable Earth-sized planet found in the livable zone around another star," Elisa Quintana, of the SETI Institute and NASA's Ames Research Center and the lead creator of another investigation enumerating the discoveries, said in an announcement.

A notable revelation

"It is a historic invention of digital technology that the first Earth-size planet discovered in the habitable zone around its star," Geoff Marcy, a cosmologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who is unaffiliated with the examination gave his opinion by saying. "This is the best case for a habitable planet yet discovered. The results are totally shaking strong. The planet itself may not be, but rather I'd wagered my home on it. Regardless, it's a pearl."

The newfound planet measures around 1.1 Earth radii, making it marginally bigger than Earth, yet analysts still figure the outside world might be roughly similar to Earth. Analysts still aren't sure what Kepler-186f's climate is made of, a key component that could enable researchers to comprehend if the planet is cordial to life.

The edge of habitability

The actual position of the Kepler-186f is at the edge of the Kepler-186 star's habitable zone, implying that fluid water on the planet's surface could solidify, as per contemplate co-author Stephen Kane of San Francisco State University.

Because of its situation in the outside piece of the livable zone, the planet's gigantic size could truly help keep its water in fluid form, Kane said in a declaration. Since it is slightly greater than Earth, Kepler-186f could have a thicker climate, which would protect the planet and conceivably keep its water in the fluid form, Kane included.

Exoplanet chasing later on

Researchers utilizing the Kepler telescope found Kepler-186f utilizing the transit phenomena: When the planet moved over the substance of its star from the telescope's point of view, Kepler recorded a slight plunge in the star's shine, enabling scientists to take in more about the planet itself. Kepler endured a noteworthy glitch a year ago and is never again working in a similar manner, however researchers are as yet experiencing the rocket's trove of information scanning for new alien universes.

I am releasing to the general public something I have been working on since December, which is a complete rewrite of the Asgardian Constitution. This work in many ways aggregates and distills over a decade of political and other thought to how we can create a government to change the world.

This is the first part prior to the actual description of how the government works, which is going to be a lot of work, especially since I have not really researched that topic so much.

I have also put together a document to help you understand some of the choices I have made as well as my thought process. This document is not as detailed as I would have liked, because I put it together at the end of this area of work, however, I expect as people come forward to take a look I will be able to answer their questions there for all to see.

• New Constitution for Asgardia 2.0 – Commentary, Scope, and Intent
• New Constitution for Asgardia 2.0 – Part I

In case you are even more bored after having finished that, here are the rest of my Asgardian writings .

When this so-called insignificant little creature has inside his/her skull a neurological contraption that is able to center itself in the midst of these incredible expansive galaxies and start measuring the whole thing, That is quite extraordinary

Sometimes i ask myself if civilization as we know it will ever consider the idea of driving each of our lives based on philosophy and science, this could only, entirely change our race by placing us no longer as small creatures overseen and judged by almighty cold gods, rather as witnesses of this greatness fundamentally necessary to witness existence exist.

Life takes a twist when we truly question life itself. questioning ourselves and our surroundings have lead us to understand and manipulate for our own prosper present and future.

Science is key for our race, for our future.

We tend to confuse technology and science. Technology is the reason most of us support science but these are not the same exactly. We need to learn to trust science, science is honest, humble and open. Science is the only way for us to evolve not only our environment but our consciousness to finally prioritize what matters and what not.

We are not a mistake or a mere consequence of life, we are life.

These ideas drive my life, these ideas are meaningless if not share with others that may absorb parts of it and enrich another idea, the life-cycle of philosophy. Asgardia could be the beginning of a philosophic, knowledgeable and scientific human race.

"We did not come to this world, we came out of it" - Alan Watts

We are thrilled to announce the promotion of Zahira to Supervisor in the Social Media Department.

Zahira joined us near the beginning of this great adventure and has held positions as both Admin Assistant and Moderator during this time. Zahira brings a great perspective and experience to the Social Media department, and we are excited about her new role in  Civic.Asgardia.

Please join us in welcoming Zahira to her new position!