I just saw the moon rise. It certainly felt like I was moving 460 m/s https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/how-fast-is-the-earth-mov/#:~:text=The%20earth%20rotates%20once%20every,roughly%201%2C000%20miles%20per%20hour.

Fake names. There needs to be something in place to get people to register under true names. if we want to attain true nationhood we will need people to use real names, using fake names doesn't really give credit to our cause. maybe we can have Earth names and Asgardian names, and our ID can have both on it? Old/Inactive accounts. We should consider a system in place for flagging and removing old and inactive accounts after a certain amount of time. have a true sense of numbers for Asgardians is going to be needed for achieving nationhood. residents must pay fees yearly, after such time the fall back to citizen status, but what happens to citizens who have not come back since they made their accounts? we all get busy with our lives, and one shouldn't have to loose their Asgardian account for that. but maybe accounts that inactive for 2 or 3 years can go into an archive, and not be counted towards citizen count. once they log back in their account is moved out of the archive and get counted again. Inaccurate locations. there needs to be a way for people to flag accounts that have inaccurate locations. for example, there are a few people who have their suburbs marked as cities, this is another thing that doesn't help, while not as major an issue for nationhood like fake names and inactive accounts, but it still isn't a good thing for accurate records. I would love to hear other peoples thoughts.

So its been a while since I was here last. since I was here I have reconnected with my 11 year old daughter after 8 years apart. suffered a lapse in mental health, recovered. My workshop is back up and running, focused on recycling, repurposing, repairing, refurbishment of many things. How did everyone else fair over 2020?

Citizenship to Asgardia was free. Everyone able to read this post has already been granted citizenship. Now there's a EUR100 fee to become a "resident" which is a lower legal status than citizenship. Why? By legal definition in nation state terms, a resident is a legal status by which a person is granted the right to permanently reside in the granting country, however is not made a citizen and does not hold the same rights as a citizen. A citizen by contrast is a person who by birth, connection to parents or by granting of the state, is formally tied to a nation state as a member with the full rights and responsibilities. A parliament can not strip people already holding citizenship of such status then demand money to get it back. If we already have citizenship, we do not need residency. Much of the "laws" passed by Asgardia parliament (who weren't duly elected) break international law. Asgardia is currently not a legally recognised country nor is it doing things that are critical to becoming one. For example, the constitution came into existence AFTER a bunch of people (including me) became citizens. however the constitution also was not voted into existence by the citizens through referendum nor was that any substantial opportunity for citizens to participate in the formation of the constitution. It's a similar story with the flag (which is hideous), the anthem and other symbols. These all need to be passed by referendum if we want to hold any hope of becoming a recognised nation state.

Hi all, I first signed up for our nations of Asgardia near the start way back in 2017, I saw what we could accomplish straight away. I am hoping to have a big part in not only Brisbanes part of the momentous task but in Australia's. This new nation is a new start and it will be better we will be better. I hope you all help out and see this through. Please vote Travis in your Brisbane Mayor elections. You can access the elections by click the 3 dots then selecting mayor elections

https://au.pcmag.com/nintendo-switch-games/46944/cartridges-mean-switch-games-will-always-cost-more A couple of facts not listed in the article that should be made known, First of all Solid State drives (SSD) is a growing trusted technology that is superior to image based media, it is more durable and way faster when it comes to load time. Image based media has a bottle neck, the read speed of the disk/drive - this can be increased with a faster drive to read but the faster the drive spins the more likely it will break E=mc2 is a major rule for this. The more energy used to make the drive read faster the more stress is put on the media causing it to strain and break. Where as the SSD approach even though more expensive is far more worth it. load speeds are higher and the durability is through the roof. get a standard cd and scratch it with a key a few times and it will never work again, get a switch game and scratch the game label off, drop it a few time and even put stickers over it. it will still work, the only part that requires protecting is the reading prongs THAT CAN BE REPLACED if need be. In conclusion yes this technology is more expensive but it is far more reliable and far more durable, would you rather spend $30 on a cd knowing it has a short life, and placing a $15 insurance on it or spend $40 on the same thing in SSD form - not requiring insurance. The options are yours.

Today we went for another adventure to only see one thing clearer, my love for you is growing stronger been you daddy is nothing but pleasure. I love you baby, I love you kitty, I love all of you mixed together. You took me away from that witch and cut apart the abusive tether. now i feel the burden on me is smaller and lighter just like a feather. You keep chasing my darkness away, with every single day, with every "hi". with every "meow". with every second we spend together. So from the bottom of my soul and heart i say, thank you for saving this broken muttly stray.

When you think of the future you tend to look at the failures of the past, and that is what I have been doing lately. Many things in my life are changing, my relationship my goals and my outlook. Change can be a bad thing and a good thing depending on how it flows. At this point for me I have changed a lot of things in my life for my happiness and my well being. I am happy to say it has worked out for the better but the cost was a high one. I had to leave my partner of 11 years, this is by far the hardest thing i have ever done. I had to break my children's hearts. I had to loose financial stability. I had to loose my place of residence. I had to place myself in the care of someone else and let go of my ego. I had to humble myself and be realistic about the future. But the price was well and truly worth it. I look forward to the future!