Half-Weekly Community Wrap-Up 1. Mutlaq Al Khalidi - Starlab Space adds Palantir as strategic partner on commercial space station effort Posted on July 3, 2024, at 08:28 Mutlaq shares exciting news about Starlab Space's partnership with Palantir Technologies. This collaboration aims to leverage Palantir's AI capabilities to support the operations of the commercial space station. The partnership will develop a digital twin of the station to optimize operations, detect potential issues, and identify preventative maintenance. 2. Dirk Baeyens - Update Rewards Posted on July 2, 2024, at 17:41 Dirk provides an update on the community's reward system. He is currently evaluating posts from June, with results expected by the end of the week. This process marks the starting month for the rewards, aiming to announce winners by Unity Day next year. Stay tuned for the results and future updates. Grtz, Dirk. 3. Christian Reed - Will you join me? Posted on July 2, 2024, at 15:37 Christian addresses the community about recent developments in human augmentation by the United States Space Force, sparking intriguing conversations. He highlights the surge in UFO sightings and disclosures, urging preparation for existential threats, whether internal or external. Join the discussion on safeguarding humanity and facing potential future challenges. 4. C. Weller - Challenge #04202-K184: F(r)actions Posted on July 2, 2024, at 09:24 C. Weller presents a new challenge, exploring the difficulties deathworlders face in long-term planning. This piece delves into historical evidence and the inherent struggles of such civilizations. Engage with this thought-provoking challenge. 5. Francisco Araya - Justicia o venganza Posted on July 1, 2024, at 21:42 Francisco introduces an intense sci-fi mystery where Zara, wrongly accused of treason, must navigate personal emotions to uncover the truth. With unpredictable allies and enemies, the story keeps readers guessing until the final page. Dive into this thrilling narrative. 6. Dirk Baeyens - Rewardings Posted on July 1, 2024, at 21:12 Dirk announces a restart of the community reward system, incorporating article points awarded by Dirk. Monthly lists of points will culminate in an annual reward with a low budget of 200 solars. The main prize, 100 solars, equates to a Resident subscription in Asgardia. Dirk is open to ideas and sponsorship to potentially increase the budget. Community Highlights: - Strategic Partnerships: Learn about Starlab Space's innovative partnership with Palantir to enhance space station operations. - Reward Updates: Stay informed about Dirk's efforts to evaluate posts and restart the reward system for community contributions. - Human Augmentation Discussions: Join Christian's conversation on the implications of human augmentation and preparing for existential threats. - Sci-Fi Challenges and Stories: Engage with Weller's challenge on deathworlders' planning and Francisco's gripping sci-fi mystery. - Community Rewards: Participate in the monthly and annual reward system aimed at recognizing and incentivizing active community members. Your engagement and contributions make our community vibrant and dynamic. Let's continue to share, discuss, and grow together. Happy reading and interacting!

a little update on the reward system.. i am in the process of valuing the posts of june with chatgpt.. we are halfway done.. there is a certain amount of word limit in the free version so i have to split it in little parts and also over several days because of the processing limit per day.. by the end of the week i think i will have the results for june 2024.. this is then our starting month.. next year we will know the winners before unity day if all goes wel.. grtz,dirk

as i already gifted many solars to the community in the past, i want to restart this but in conjunction with article points given by chatgpt.. we can make a monthly list for monthly points.. these 12 monthly lists are then combined and calculated into a reward system with a temporary low budget of 200 solars per year.. the main price is 100 solars and that is equal to a subscription in Asgardia as a Resident.. we will see if the amount can be raised by extra income or sponsoring.. i will try to make it my task.. i am open to idea's and help.. grtz,dirk

Half-Weekly Community Wrap-Up 1. Francisco Araya - Translated into English Posted on June 29, 2024, at 00:53. Title: Immerse yourself in an exciting interstellar journey Francisco invites us to dive into an epic sci-fi narrative that chronicles the survival struggles of two distinct human civilizations after a catastrophic event. Expect a tale filled with intrigue, twists, and exploration of new worlds. Read more and embark on this thrilling adventure here. 2. Benjamin Dunstan - Beyond The Moon Posted on June 29, 2024, at 06:50 Benjamin shares some of his favorite lunar photographs, marveling at the stunning perspective we gain from viewing the moon. He reminds us to cherish these small yet powerful moments. Engage with his reflective thoughts and images. 3. Dirk Baeyens - Gravity Posted on June 30, 2024, at 07:49 Dirk dives deep into the concept of gravity, contrasting it with space, and explaining it in terms of atomic structure. He explores the balance of life between matter and space, and the importance of gravitational holds like moons, asteroids, and spaceships. Expand your understanding of gravity and its implications on life. 4. Dirk Baeyens - Thermo Bottle Posted on June 30, 2024, at 10:24 Dirk presents an intriguing experiment idea: sending a thermo bottle filled with water and algae to Mars or the moon. This experiment aims to test the algae's ability to survive and reproduce, potentially serving as a foundation for sustaining life. Dive into Dirk's visionary approach to space life experimentation. 5. Leo Mok - How can social media better connect The Asgardians Posted on July 1, 2024, at 06:05 Leo addresses the community's engagement levels, proposing the creation of a social app or plugin to enhance connectivity among Asgardians. He suggests that this platform should focus on significant global topics such as war, environmental protection, and space science. Join the conversation and help shape a more connected and active community. Community Highlights: Interstellar Narratives: Dive into Francisco's thrilling sci-fi journey and explore the boundless creativity of our community writers. Reflective Photography: Appreciate the beauty of the moon through Benjamin's lens and his reminder to value the small yet powerful moments. Scientific Exploration: Engage with Dirk's profound insights on gravity and his innovative experiments for sustaining life in space. Community Engagement: Participate in Leo's discussion on improving our social connectivity and stay informed about major global events. Let's continue to share, discuss, and grow together as we explore these diverse and enriching topics. Your contributions make our community vibrant and dynamic. Happy reading and engaging!

if we send a thermo bottle to mars or the moon with water and algae then that would be a good test for keeping it alive and to monitor reproduction.. the oxygen in the water would be the oxygen source and the algae should balance its intake and output of gasses.. if it can maintain this balance then we have a primordiale soup of life to use as a base to multiply live.. grtz,dirk

what is gravity and what is it not.. gravity is anti space and space is anti gravity.. gravity is density and space is electrons.. it is the same model as an atom.. the kernel and an electric field around it.. we humans are matter mostly made out of water and somewhat minerals.. we also have an electric field called an aura.. all life is based on matter and electricity.. in fact life exists between the to extreems of dead matter and dead space.. we are the living balance between these two dimensions.. if we go in space we need a hold on to matter otherwise we float away in space or fall back towards our planet.. our moons, asteroids and spaceships are our hold on's in space.. the bigger the space object the more gravity or in other words the repel of space, electron field, weightlessness.. for the moment a base on the moon is the best option to have gravity away from the earth but not to far away.. this moon base should be our first reproduction site to have a baby born in space.. these new humans will grow up in lower gravity and thus be more adapted to space then ourselves.. as they themselves will reproduce in other gravity's like for example on mars we will have humanity's with different roots of gravity.. mars seems a better in between step but it is farther away which needs more careful planning.. mars has a gravity of 1/3 of the earth, the moon has 1/6 of the earth.. it has also a protective atmosphere against impacts while the moon has none.. so maybe we can use the moon for experiments while we are planning for mars in the long run.. and as we see the developments of spaceships go fast forward maybe we can skip the moon for reproduction purposes.. the moon would then become more an industrial mining ground for resources in space.. as i type this in realtime the conclusion seems to be that mars is an already existing gravity source in space so it seems to be the favorite to reproduce new humans in space.. it would also be a more distant world away from the expanding sun.. but first we should produce oxygen and living water on mars as these are needed to support life..  all together with a radiation protection shield.. so maybe going underground would not be a bad idea.. if this is the road to take then we should follow up space x with their mars program.. there are also other ways to reach mars but they will take longer, like for example a chain of spaceships in time and distance towards mars.. every new spaceship goes further away with bigger speed and more accommodations.. of course all this will take time, resources and efforts.. but if we look at the piramides and other big structures made by humans in the past it is doable.. the most important goal to achieve this is to act as one humanity one unity.. all modern goals should aim towards this one bigger goal.. there should be made a mars dome organization that combines all earthly efforts to start a civilization on mars.. and as it is in the spirit of the humans of today it could become a near future target of humanity all together.. we should stop producing waste and make products aimed towards mars and the moon.. grtz,dirk

if we want to reduce the cost of parliament then we could prove read the documents by an AI.. it would be quicker and eliminate human errors and double work, translating into lesser costs.. it would also make it more conform to standards and easy to alter or add.. if we do it with a DAO then it would operate save in the background while human changes would always be possible.. it does not have to be a complete working system from the start but reducing costs and work along the way would make more solars free for projects for asgardians, residents and citizens.. grtz,dirk

Earth from the Moon: A Vision for Unity and Preservation From the vantage point of the Moon, Earth appears as a stunning blue oasis suspended in the vastness of space. This perspective, known as the "Overview Effect," often transforms astronauts, instilling a profound sense of interconnectedness and a deep appreciation for the fragility of our planet. Gazing back at Earth from the Moon, one cannot help but be overtaken by its beauty and the intricate web of life it sustains. As we approach Earth's orbit, the vision of one humanity, united in space, becomes a compelling aspiration. In the stark contrast between the lifeless lunar surface and the vibrant, life-filled Earth, we are reminded of the urgent need to overcome human conflicts and halt the destruction of nature. Space, with its boundless potential and challenges, serves as a powerful metaphor for the unity we must strive to achieve on our home planet. Our presence on the Moon underscores the importance of taking care of Earth, life, and humanity. The journey through space amplifies the realization that we share a common destiny, and our survival depends on cooperation and mutual respect. This journey also emphasizes the delicate balance of our ecosystems, which must be preserved for future generations. In envisioning a unified humanity in space, we seek to create a model of cooperation that transcends borders and differences. This unity should reflect back to Earth, guiding our efforts to resolve conflicts, protect natural resources, and promote sustainable living. By fostering a global consciousness, inspired by the Overview Effect, we aim to build a future where the well-being of all life on Earth is a shared priority. As we stand on the Moon, looking back at our beautiful planet, we pledge to care for Earth with the same dedication and awe that our view from space inspires. Let this vision of unity and preservation be our guiding star, leading us toward a more peaceful and progressive world. grtz,dirk&chatgpt

The Moon: Our Celestial Companion and Its Profound Connections The Moon, Earth's closest celestial neighbor, has always held a unique place in our understanding of the cosmos. By its very nature, the Moon influences Earth in significant ways. Tides, driven by the gravitational pull of the Moon, regulate the natural rhythms of our oceans, shaping coastal ecosystems and affecting weather patterns. The Moon also stabilizes Earth's axial tilt, which moderates our climate and makes our planet more habitable. Beyond its physical impact, the Moon holds a deep spiritual significance across various cultures. Ancient civilizations revered the Moon as a deity, symbolizing fertility, cycles of life, and the passage of time. For many, the Moon embodies the divine feminine, a counterpart to the masculine energy of the Sun. Its phases are seen as a reflection of human experiences—waxing and waning, representing growth, culmination, and renewal. In spiritual practices, the Moon's cycles are harnessed for rituals, meditation, and personal transformation. The exploration of space has strengthened our connection with the Moon. The Apollo missions not only brought back samples but also provided a new perspective on Earth, fostering a sense of unity and shared destiny among humanity. The Moon serves as a stepping stone for deeper space exploration, with plans for lunar bases that could support missions to Mars and beyond. This exploration symbolizes our collective curiosity and drive to expand human presence beyond our home planet. As we look to the future, the Moon inspires us to strive for a better humanity. Collaborative international space missions highlight the importance of working together for common goals. By investing in lunar exploration and sustainable space practices, we aim to ensure that the benefits of space are shared by all, promoting peace, innovation, and a deeper understanding of our place in the universe. The Moon, in all its phases and influences, reminds us of the intricate connections that bind us to our planet and each other. Embracing these links can guide us towards a more harmonious and enlightened future. grtz,dirk&chatgpt

Belgian astronaut is looking for science projects.. https://x.com/raph_astro/status/1805906761204797660?s=61 grtz,dirk

euro space center.. show me the moon.. link: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/euro-space-center_showmethemoon-eurospacecenter-astronomie-activity-7211035362473750528-ifvi grtz,dirk

the latest from our belgian astronaut: https://x.com/raph_astro/status/1803398617392095260?s=61 grtz,dirk

moon conference.. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/united-nations-office-for-outer-space-affairs_unlunarconf-copuos2024-activity-7208767849278976000-iO21?& grtz,dirk