Hello fellow Asgardians , my name is Anupam and I seek a better future for humans in terms of security, safety and stability for sustainable development of all beings in the space nation. The idea of our space nation is to make space a safer place for humans, but we can only achieve this goal if we ensure the safety of our nation. At this point I would like to highlight the need for:

1. Setting up of a work group for initiating conversation on possible threats.

2. Identifying the key sectors of safety and security in space

3. Setting up of a nodal agency 'Space wolves' for elimination of any adverse possibilities

I have been watching Humans and their activities for a long period of time which has given me the insight of both the third world and first world problems. I found loopholes in the working of societies across globe as well as deep moral and ethnic degradation, contributing to the bigger problems which later become a recipe of disaster.

With the rise of our beloved space nation, we will be entering a new phase of challenges and opportunities. Safety of our nation will be an important aspect of our journey.

I think I'm starting to understand the reason for the election changes.  Article 48  of the Constitution states the parliament must be elected within 6 months of the ratification of the constitution.  That is the reason of the date change.  The only other thing that I believe can be the reason for the age is that there will not be a runoff in any close races where there are seats with no clear winner.  Article 46 gives the head of the power to take action to get a parliament seated.  Once that happens the constitution will be in effect and all the empty seats can be filled.  So it's a very understandable why they changed the rules to meet the constitutional requirements of having a sitting parliament  in 6 months.  I don't like the idea of excluding those who want to take an active roll in our government but I understand the reasoning behind the changes.

Eu me interessei pelo projeto Asgárdia desde o início. Sua ideologia me chamou a atenção e eu queria saber um pouco mais. Porém, os últimos anos foram meio turbulentos para mim e eu simplesmente deixei Asgárdia de lado.

Mas recentemente eu li a Constituição de Asgárdia num momento muito ímpar da minha jornada. E foi ai que uma sensação de "estar em casa" brotou em meu coração. Eu sempre acreditei em todas as coisas que lá estão escritas, mas nunca consegui colocar pra fora. Foi como encontrar meus semelhantes, apesar de ainda não conhecê-los. Saber que há mais pessoas que pensam num sociedade mais justa e livre, assim como eu, é uma inspiração enorme para seguir com meus princípios e sonhos.

Eu não sei se um dia terei a oportunidade de viver ao lado dessas pessoas. Mas com certeza, Asgárdia viverá dentro de mim e perpetuará na linhagem da minha família.

Kpax

Let's be honest, I'm not about to lie about my skills and qualities as all politicians do. I'm going to tell you the truth. This world is in some respects a pretty nasty thing and thinking about some great things such as to build a better world is not new, but it's still a good thought. I am pretty sure it is possible, but only when all of you will decide to support the idea of the new world. I hope this message will reach your mind and you will choose the right thing.

Sincerely yours,

Kathryn the Frantic

About 370 light years away from the Earth looks like a circle around a planet that could possibly be the process of birth of a sub-planet. A blurred disk is all around a large planet in the star system PDS 70. This picture was released by Chile's ALMA Observatory.

According to the scientists, PDS 70C and PDS 70B around the class of PDS 70 and two new and developing planets are rotating. But now they have seen dust-filled disk, which are known as the Circumplanetary Disk. Scientists say that they did not see the phenomenon that was exactly as it was related to the development of many satellites of Jupiter.

"The Jupiter and its planets are a small planetary system in our solar system," said Andrea Isella, space scientist at Rice University of Texas. As it is believed that the Jupiter's sub-planet is made of circumplanetary disk. When the Jupiter was in the early stages of development.' He said, "For the first time, the signs of the circumplanetary disk are visible, which support the existing theory of planet development."