My congratulations to Igor for becoming the first head of nation and to all Asgardians for this step and the next ones to come. I feel honored to have been a part of this historic event and I even met with Igor. It was an amazing moment within an even more amazing inauguration. Igor is a very polite and interesting person, it was very nice to have a short conversation with him.

I have taken care of an old big switch for Ethernet, first of all it was far to noisy so i detached the 2 fans from the print-plate. After that i connected the switch with his own main power line and tested it by downloading a net-installation from Linux. Woow this thing is really fast, i have a relative slow Internet connection but this professional switch was pulling in data real fast and tight. I suppose it has a big buffer and fast chips. I am really happy with this move. Grtz, Dirk.

If we are looking for a place to hide then we have found it a long time ago. The difference between the closest and the farthest side of moon shows us the differences of impacts. So the best place to hide is at a place on the moon which is aimed to most of the time at the earth to avoid impacts from the solar-system. I think that we by now know the best places on the moon for that as we are studying the moon thousands of years. So a spaceship in the close proximity of these places on the moon would also be good, but perhaps it would be better to hide in orbit behind the earth and between the earth and the sun.

We say that galaxy's are flat disks. But i think there is more then the eye can see. The above picture is a case apart but it is to illustrate what i want to say. The flat disk that we see is something that we could compare with the equator here on earth or on other planets. In the center of the galaxy's we have the super-dense-cores or black-holes that eject particles via the poles that falls back at the outward regions of the disk to be recycled as parts of dust and gas. If we would calculate all flat disks as spheres then i think we are getting pretty close to the missing mass in the universe.

Grtz, Dirk.

I saw it comming. Because of my heavier activity's in the digital univers my current system had regularly some hiccups. So i have switched to a double speeder from 2 to 4 cores. Not one of those expensive ones just one that was somewhat faster and even older. As i am getting faster myself in doing some of the computer stuff it was mainly a human error, poor previous system. But not all is lost i have taken his soul and memory (harddisk) into the new old system and we are all happy together.

Grtz, Dirk.

I am in favor to go for red lines. What i mean by that is that we need some red lines true our philosophy and workings inside Asgardia. A few red lines we can already add: peace in space, unity in space, science in space, protection from space, etc.. We could add more red lines while we move further in to the future of Asgardia, to give some examples but not necessary these: education in space, art in space, live in space, humans in space, etc... These red lines would be some sort of guiding lines whereby everybody can design, invent and imagine all the things they want to do for Asgardia.
Remember all bits are useful.

Grtz, Dirk.

Today i dismounted an old desktop computer and mounted everything in a tower model. Had some fiddling to do with psu but in the end i have placed it at the bottom. Just a few fans to be installed and gluing the psu to the bottom and where done. But that is for tommorow. Another cheap Devuan1 tower for future projects.

The universe i personally see is not one of a one time event, is see it as a recycling event. If we start with the smallest particles, the so called dark matter, we say that they are the largest mass of the universe, only we can not see them where they are. They come from black-hole jets and supernovae. From that point on they are free to get together with other particles they like to be connected to. From then they can go to a further stage which would be to connect to an atom where there are some seats free. From that point on they are in the mass-family. The atoms get together and build the materials we are seeing and feeling which are made by different degrees of pressure in the stellar objects. From that point they are a prey to the heavy black-holes with their massive gravity's. Ones they enter the territory of the black-holes or super-dence-cores they become part of the recycling path from where they originaly where born from and the cycle recommences...

With the recent new findings about black-holes and quantum physics i was thinking about a link between these two. If sub-atomic particles could have a link to each-other in different atoms that are at very large distances from each other, then they must have had a close relation to each other in the past. The first idea that came up to me was that if 2 of the same sort of particles where have to be born in the same place then they would continue this behavior as long as nothing interrupts this.

So lets say we have 100 different subatomic-particles in an atom and they all originated from black-holes. They would have been created under a very strong density and pressure and ones they where released from the black-holes, lets say in a super novae from 2 merging neutrons stars for example, then they would settle in atoms by for example supernovae-radiation. Ones these subatomic particles are freed they still would carry the entanglement they had in the black-holes where they ones where created.

So lets take a short-cut here, our local atoms in our local universe are build up of local supernovae subatomic-particles and are carrying the history or entanglement of close by black-hole explosions and/or jets.

Grtz, Dirk.

Today was a day of recycling computer stuff. I had 3 boxes in the end, 1 for metals that i had cleaned up as much as i could, 1 for hard plastic parts and 1 for print-plates with as much taken of as i could. These boxes will go to the recycling containerpark to be recycled. It is a nice feeling if you can do some little recycling work, feeeels gooood. Grtz, Dirk.

This one was a surprise to me. As we see here the sharks in their underwater-world we see the usual cyan color of the water. If we invert that, then that would take us to the colors that are absorbed. Interesting to see here is that the seawater is turning in red which means that the oceans are absorbing the IF-light of the suns spectrum, while the sharks them-selfs turn purple what means that they absorb the side of the UV-light from the sun. This could open some new perspectives how we see our oceans and the problems they've got.

Grtz, Dirk.

Another heat problem from above. Recently the Internet is overloaded with images of aurora's. Personally i am not happy with those pictures as they point us to the dangers of radiation from the sun. Our vision is based on reflection so if you invert the green then you can see the pink and purple  variants come true, that means that our atmosphere is absorbing all these sorts of UV radiation and thereby gets heated up. Some deflecting shields near the sun to have a larger shadow would be useful for earth. Anyone some space-monoliths?

Grtz, Dirk.

Every time that we lay some asphalt or concrete we eliminate the possibility to absorb UV like all green nature on earth. This radiation bounces back to the atmosphere and heats it. It is time that we build roads that absorb UV and in the mean time we could use solar techniques for this.

Grtz, Dirk.

One of the seven wise; i will strive to my greatest ability to sacrifice my selfish needs to aid and prosper human kind. For this I shall build only one legacy, one that forgives all, one that peers into the soul and origin of being.

Crash through the veil, and be free.

Today i saw Olegnizhnik's blog posts, he is doing some sort of diary  what he is doing daily. I am going to adopt this and plant here some stuff  about computers what i do for hobby. This way maybe someone can learn  from it. Ok, today i cleaned up a box of cheap server stuff, mainly scsi harddisks but also a few ide's and sata's. I have here an older pc with windows 10 pro to do some testing and tryouts. I have quick formatted  some harddisk's that where in the box and also a few ones i had laying around wich i could not format with linux debian for one or other reason. Now they are all ready to format under debian and then they get a number and go in the rack for future use. That is somewhat the most important computer task of today. See you around for a next update 002. Grtz, Dirk.

Ok this one is a though one and will surely stir some brains around. We are questioning ourselfs where all dark matter is gone. I will give you a theory that could explain some questions. Here it goes. We are saying that all mass-body's in space are very hot inside, but what if we would assume that it is in fact the other way around. Then all cores would be colder then the outwards layers and the outer shell would be the hottest for the whole body. If cores are dense and stable then the electron layers on the outside would be the hottest thing because they move around and are emitting more energy. A neutron star would be very hot on the outside because of the massive amount of energy in the upper layer but the core (aka blackhole) would be colder then the outside. So if our perception of dark energy and dark matter is in fact the other way around then the inverted picture above would fit better for this theoreticly opposite view.