As long as there has been a knowledge of our night-sky there have been observations about this mysterious happening. Recent observations have put forward that the universe is continuous expanding. It is here that i want to start my personal view on this ever existing universe with my personal non scientific conclusions. As we know where ever there is a force there is also a contra-force. So the universe which is void and is continuous expanding must have somewhere a contra-force to keep this movement going beyond the big-bang theory. My personal view of this contra-force must be a shrinking contra-voiding force. That should be then the ever increasing density of mass in our observable universe true the ever growing giant galaxy's and their central black-holes or named in my own weird way super-density-cores where the elements of all mass are created.. but that is an other story. Thanks for reading and don't be afraid to think out of the box, then that is where progress begins.

Grtz, Dirk.

What is gravity? That was the question i asked myself today. Our atmosphere is gas, so everything that is denser then our atmosphere will fall to the ground. The more dense a material is, like iron, the more heavier it is and the lesser empty space it has around its particles. In our earth is an iron core, that inner core is very hot and very dense. There is no room for emptiness not even for electrons. So it must be a super positive energy where it is not allowed to have negative energy around. Because the void and electrons want to go to that center with all those lonely atoms, all material that is lighter then the material in the core are attracted to it because of the void and electrons that are missing in the core. We could say that the core is a super magnet for void and electrons. To put it even a step further all electricity is drawn to the center of the earth because it is in need of electrons for the atoms in the core. So my conclusion is that gravity is the pulling force for electrons to a heavy core.

Update with an additional theory part: if gravity is a pulling-force to the center of the earth then there should be a pushing-force that should be the cause. So my above theory is not so bad at all, if void and electrons are pushed away from the center then the same amount of contra-force could be described as our gravity. So to make a shortcut we could say that the amount of gravity should be related to the density of the center-core.

We need to take an example from Einstein and try to take shortcuts in the problems and solutions, until we reach a compact set of formula, or in other words a set of directives or commands till we reach the most best overall rules. If we can not do this by ourselfs then we should seek help with AI in law.

As one Unit we can do all what is in our dreams, idea's, projects, future goals, etc... Everyone can add a little bit, be it from not so important to very important, we can all add something. So lets
all unite and work together towards our goals and future.

We have a new leader who has reached a 1000 votes. His name is Dennis Shoemaker and leads the English District in the Parliamentarian Election. You can find his profile here: https://asgardia.space/en/user/353426/profile/view/# . Congratulations Dennis Shoemaker.

Greetings, Dirk.

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Greetings and Readings from Dirk.

We have a new leader who has reached 1000 votes. It is Seref Kaplan from Turkey. You can find his profile here: https://asgardia.space/en/user/66216/profile/view/# . He is leading the platform of the Turkish language or also named district number 3. You can find district #3 here: https://asgardia.space/en/elections-districts/Turkish/ . As our previous leader Ross Cheeseright from the English district #1 has chosen for a non-parliamentarian approach to his projects to help Asgardia, it is Seref Kaplan who
is leading the parliamentarian elections in votes. Congratulations Seref Kaplan.

Greetings, Dirk.

Dear Friends,

They say that you should go big or go home. We choose to go big.

This year, ROOM has expanded to 25 countries and is now sold in almost 700 stores.

This year, Asgardia , the first-ever space nation, has:

- Established its territory in space by deploying the Asgardia-1 satellite into autonomous flight in low Earth orbit.

- Reached a population of 155,000 people (who have accepted its Constitution) - and continues to grow

- Embarked on the parliamentary elections, with almost 1,600 candidates vying for leadership positions

As we wish you and your loved ones Happy Holidays, we encourage you to go big with us in 2018.

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