Asgardia - The Space Nation

Asgardia Matrix-Q

An advanced civilization needs of a conscious collective effort towards the development of an advanced human potential .

Matrix-Q Intelligence is the next step for human evolution.

Matrix-Q means the ability to solve challenges by approaching them from several perspectives simultaneously.

Primordial technology ...

An advanced civilization needs of a conscious collective effort towards the development of an advanced human potential .

Matrix-Q Intelligence is the next step for human evolution.

Matrix-Q means the ability to solve challenges by approaching them from several perspectives simultaneously.

Primordial technology theta (PTT) tools for strategic management Primordial Algorithms designed with PTT Tools, ask the user to apply Matrix-Q and develop Matrix-Q

Primordial algorithms are a synergetic and holistic sequence of steps necessary in order to solve a challenge by utilizing nature laws, principles, rhythms, cycles, human potential (human factor) studies and knowledge and technologies of ancient civilizations perceived with a futurist visionary and humanist approach.

ASGARDIA MATRIX-Q

As a new land, dedicated to the advanced of human culture and civilization, Asgardia welcomes scientists from all over, and creates a platform for sharing of knowledge and development of new technologies.

AMBASSADOR

My aim is to be a member of the Asgardian Nation Parlament, become an Asgardian TrendSetter and Asgardian Ambasador.

My intention is to bring to Asgardia new technology and know how for strategic management, research, education, technology innovation.

My wish is to bring by to the Asgardian Nation, the knowledge of the Matrix-Q Intelligence and of the Primordial Algorithms. Which will help human global civilization reconnect with their past and project their future, with a ground in an humanist, futurist and visionary approach developed through the study of nature laws, principles, rhythms, cycles, the human potential (human factor), technology and knowledge of ancient cultures and civilizations.

PROJECTS

My intention is to bring Primordial Technology Theta Tools to the Asgardian Nation for the development of a new advanced civilization, able to utilize Matrix-Q.

Projects in the following fields will be suggested:

.Education

.Scientific Research: A.I., DNA Studies, Longevity, Human Potential, Strategic Management.

.Technology Innovation

.Strategic Social Management, Governance, Peace, Human Rights, Rule of Law.

.Wealth Generation

.Care for Family, Culture, Heritage.

.Care for Sustainable Living Conditions, Quality of Life.

BACKGROUND

I am a researcher, know how developer, strategic management consultant, trainer and coach.

CEO and Research Leader of a Not for Profit organization registered in the Netherlands, which is dedicated to research, technology innovation, education and consultancy.

www.luisdanielmaldonadofonken.info

I have shared my know since 1993 for the development of an advanced global culture and civilization in peace. More than 206 publications, since 2007.

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HUMAN 2.0

One race , one vision

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A New opportunity

If earth is our inheritance, we messed up pretty bad. We must look for new frontiers. I am proud to be part of Asgardia and will do anything to promote its targets and help where ever I can.

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Johannes George van Welie

Jun 19, 17 / Leo 02, 01 21:49 UTC

Zullen we elkaar stemmen?

Hello fellow Asgardians

Just a first post to say hello.

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Johannes George van Welie

Jun 19, 17 / Leo 02, 01 21:45 UTC

Zullen we elkaar stemmen?

Freedom for all

I want to take care that every citizen of Asgardia, no matter what race, religion, sexual preference, etc, can live in peace with each other. If you vote for me as your representative, i will not let you down.

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Johannes George van Welie

Jun 19, 17 / Leo 02, 01 21:46 UTC

Zullen we elkaar stemmen?

Achieving Nutrition (Food & Water) security for all

Regardless who you are or not and what you do in life, you eat and drink regularly or else you will have difficulties remaining alive. The quality & quantity of the nourishment you consume, absorb, utilise or store for later can make all the difference ...

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Space nation of earth

We, all Asgardians, will make this space nation great and we all will live in peace, all together and there will be no fights or whatever. I believe that we will make even more of these space ships in the future and that when the earth will ever be ...

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Johannes George van Welie

Jun 19, 17 / Leo 02, 01 21:48 UTC

Zullen we elkaar stemmen?

First

I would like to start out by saying... awesome innitative.
I am eager to find out how far we can go.

It will be a lot of work and red tape, but if we stay focussed and "Dont Panic" .. we'll get there!

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Its me

Hello fellow Asgardians, My name is Richard van Blitterswijk.

It is time for the world to change and i need your help to do that!

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Johannes George van Welie

Jun 19, 17 / Leo 02, 01 21:43 UTC

Zullen we elkaar stemmen?

a vote for me is a vote for love

ASGARDIA IS THE INITIATIVE THAT I WAS WAITING FOR. AS AN OLD SOUL BEING ON EARTH FOR THE 1ST TIME I FIND MYSELF AWAKENING EARTHLINGS (SOULS FROM EARTH). I LOVE IT WHEN EARTHLINGS ARE UNITING IN 1 FRONT TO SHOW THE DIVIDED WORLD THAT PEOPLE CAN ...

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Newborn

Hey everyone, fresh to the club, so excited!

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Lets predict human emotions with my invention

it's more than a wearable and can automate things based on your emotions

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Johannes George van Welie

Jun 19, 17 / Leo 02, 01 21:50 UTC

Zullen we elkaar stemmen?

Space Station 3D Printer Builds Ratchet Wrench To Complete First Phase Of Operations

The ratchet wrench was designed by Noah Paul-Gin, an engineer at Made In Space Inc., a northern California company that NASA contracted to design, build and operate the printer. Paul-Gin created a 3-D model of the ratchet and made several wrenches, such as the one shown ...

The ratchet wrench was designed by Noah Paul-Gin, an engineer at Made In Space Inc., a northern California company that NASA contracted to design, build and operate the printer. Paul-Gin created a 3-D model of the ratchet and made several wrenches, such as the one shown here on an identical printer.Credits: Made In Space

International Space Station Expedition 42 Commander Barry "Butch" Wilmore shows off a ratchet wrench made with a 3-D printer on the station. The wrench and other parts will return to Earth for testing at NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama.Credits: NASA

International Space Station astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore holds a science sample container that took two hours to make. The container was the first object to be printed with two parts: a lid and a container. NASA wants to make science equipment in space, rather than launching it.Credits: NASA

The International Space Station's 3-D printer completed the first phase of a NASA technology demonstration by printing a tool with a design file transmitted from the ground to the printer. The tool was a ratchet wrench.

"For the printer's final test in this phase of operations, NASA wanted to validate the process for printing on demand, which will be critical on longer journeys to Mars," explained Niki Werkheiser, the space station 3-D printer program manager at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. "In less than a week, the ratchet was designed, approved by safety and other NASA reviewers, and the file was sent to space where the printer made the wrench in four hours.”

This ratchet wrench will be returned to the ground for analysis and testing, along with the other parts printed in space. The 4.48-inch-long by 1.29-inch-wide wrench was designed by Noah Paul-Gin, an engineer at Made In Space Inc., a northern California company that NASA contracted to design, build and operate the printer. The 3-D printer built the wrench by additive manufacturing, depositing 104 layers of plastic.

To make the tool, NASA had to approve something that would be on the station that had not been shipped to space, a review process that usually occurs before anything can be launched to the station. More than 1,600 experiments have been conducted on the station to date, so sending files back and forth to operate space experiments is routine. Controllers in NASA's Payload Operations Integration Center at Marshall have worked with investigators and students in more than 80 countries to send millions of commands from locations around the world to station experiments. However, this is the first time a design file has been sent from the ground to make a tool.

"We wanted to work this just like we would for tools that the astronauts will 3-D print and use on the station," explained Werkheiser. "This wrench will not be used in space, but what if it were a tool the crew needed? We are breaking new ground not only in the way we manufacture in space but also in the way we operate and approve space hardware that is built in space, rather than launched from Earth."

It can take months or even years, depending on the launch resupply schedule, to get equipment to space, and for exploration missions, resupply from Earth may be impossible. This technology may change how NASA completes exploration missions and even the way science is conducted on the station.

"If you can transmit a file to the station as quickly as you can send an email, it opens up endless possibilities for all the types of things that you can make from CubeSat components to experiment hardware,” Werkheiser said. "We even may be able to make objects that previously couldn't even be launched to space."

NASA is exploring how the microgravity environment may benefit how objects are designed and built in space for parts that cannot be made on the ground. The printer made one object that is extremely difficult to make on the ground because of sag caused by gravity. In addition to the wrench, the printer made objects with 13 different designs and built a total of 20 objects, making some items more than once. Except for the ratchet, the other 19 objects were preprogrammed into the printer before it left Earth.

Objects were made on the ground with the same printer before it launched to the space station in September on the fourth SpaceX cargo resupply mission. The objects produced in space will be returned to Marshall for testing and comparison to the ground samples early next year.

"We can't wait to get these objects home and put them through structural and mechanical testing," explained Quincy Bean, the principal investigator for the experiment at Marshall. "We really won't know how well this process worked in space until we inspect the parts and complete these tests."

Data gleaned from these early tests will help NASA and Made In Space prepare for the second phase of printer operations scheduled for early next year.

"For our next phase of operations, we are working with the astronaut office to identify existing tools that we can make with the printer." Werkheiser said. "We can't wait until it is routine to see station astronauts use tools that they built in space."

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When did you stop believing in Santa Claus and why? 🎅🏻

This is a question I'd like to ask people recently. So far the most common answer is, never ever believe in Santa🙈

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Hello from the Netherlands! 😆

Hello you all! 😆 What a pleasure to be part of Asgardia! The whole idea is so cool and I'm looking forward to be able to live in the space! I love moving around, reading and chatting, which are some of the best ways to explore everything :) Favourite ...

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Shirley Nijboer

Sep 27, 19 / Sco 18, 03 21:18 UTC

So do i

Shane Watt

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:31 UTC

Hello @aquarc and welcome to the forum!

Please feel free to join in with our discussions. Don't forget to check out our Forum Announcements section here we post all sorts of general information, and keep an eye on the Asgardia News ...

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Why isn't this a Ministry too?

I see all these Ministries and none for Culture which is the basics of Humanity.

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New Ministry for Asgardia.

New Ministry for Asgardia. I designed a new ministry for Asgardia these are the ministries of Asgardia with notes of my what you think of the new Ministry of Asgardia? What other ministry needs Asgardia? that Ministries of Interior Affairs for Interior Solutions and Ministry of Economic Affairs for the ...

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Sven Pluimers

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC

We will vote for my plan who votes yes or no ?

Sven Pluimers

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC

@ Phicksur (Asgardian) Yes correct.

Your post was hard to read. Let me see if I am understanding you. You are proposing we add the following ministries:

Interior Affairs

Economic Affairs

Social Affairs

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om gupta

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:29 UTC

First five year plan should be executed by present ministries .After that proposal of extension should be considered .thanks.

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Veel vragen, weinig antwoorden

Ik heb vele vragen ivm Asgardia. Welke is de reden dat Igor een natie wil oprichten en zijn zijn bedoelingen wel zo vredelievend als we allemaal willen geloven. Ik heb altijd geleerd dat het niet aangewezen is om zomaar blind vertrouwen te hebben in 1 leider. Het heeft al velen ...

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Kwinten van Agtmaal

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:26 UTC

Van dezelfde mening als dirk hier

Moon base and industry

Howdy, I'd like to propose that the first objective should be a moonbase. Seems to me like the logical starting point for a space civilisation. Close to the Homebase of Earth but out of the worst of the gravity well and with potential resources available. It's critical for Asgardia to ...

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Salam Zakout

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:26 UTC

It is sure. The gravity of the moon will provide unlimited opportinities for advances in hi-tech industry, nanotechnology, and the manufacturing processes of microelectronics and nano-scale integrated circuits in addition to nanorobotics industry with very high efficiency and optimal performance.

Anish Sukumaran

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:26 UTC

I am more into focusing the industry part. Industrialization for survival is very essential for a space nation. And for the information, I strictly am against Military based industry as it would propel something that is already with in almost every nation on earth. Using approved standards, its is very ...

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Cleyton Alves

Jun 13, 17 / Can 24, 01 09:26 UTC

Great question, in my opinion the moon would be a good place for the generation of energy from radioactive isotopes (nuclear power plants) also for the construction of robots used in space mining. regards.

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