Igor Ashurbeyli, the founder of the Aerospace International Research Center, proposed the establishment of Asgardia on 12 October 2016. The Constitution of the Space Kingdom of Asgardia was adopted on 18 June 2017 and it became effective on 9 September 2017. Asgardia's administrative center is located in Vienna, Austria. Also, Asgardia has Flag and Anthem. These are historic days "Congratulations" to all Asgardians that have made it happen.

News Competition Just here https://bit.ly/2MNtJx5 Translated It is a pleasure to participate with our Residents, To see many more in the Future of Our Asgardia and Residents, Trust Always remember the sincerity is very important for Our Future Leaders of Asgardia Space Nation That will be Our Youth People. I publish a competition sponsored by MP Aida M for those Asgardians who have been a long time and have been resident as Asgardians for 2 years Proof of 2-year residency to participate Competition 1- Write the history of your city 2- The best story of your family in your life, 3- Your best dreams in Asgardia Space Nation. 4- four photographs of your hometown, 5- 1 photograph of you and your Family, 6- 1 photograph or drawing of your dreams. 7- The depth of the Story it's Important 8- Photo o video cant be Blurry 9-Send your name by email                      Win your Fee for 2021   Thank you Rules. Write it in PDF. Letters Num 12 Just copy the link of your presentation and post it on my Asgardia Website page The winning document will be sent and presented as a record in Culture and the Asgardian Electronic, Digital Space Library, sponsored by Ugur Aydin MP D-1 la Nes History Town will be history for the future to read, Last day will be on Dec 1, 2020 The Winner will be posted in Asgardia Website his 2021 fee, which he will not have to pay ... for all those Citizens who Love to be in Asgardia and cannot pay its hard for you to pay 2021, Also sent it to Corientemarina@gmail.com Judge Aida m Crescente-MP JordanBallega-MP Urge Aydm-MP English. Send feedback Your News History Saved your work Add your Name in Comments if you want to Participate PDF Be sure that your link opens! Do not do things by obligation, If you really want to do them, do them with passion. The bird does not sing because it is committed to the sun, the bird sings because he loves to celebrate and enjoy his gift. - Arnau de Tera - Rules, writing in English, Roman Letters Num 12, only 2 pages. Win, $ 100.00 deposit in your year fee Asgardia account only for 2020 fee. Will be paid By MP Aida M Crescente D1.as a gift Competition ends in Dic, 1, 2020 Winner will be elected on January 15, 2021. By Aida M Parliament MP. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Concurso Noticias de tu Cuidad o Campo Es un placer participar con nuestros residentes. Para ver muchos más en el futuro de nuestros residentes y asgardia, confíe Recuerde siempre que la sinceridad es muy importante para Nuestros Futuros Líderes de la Nación Espacial Asgardia que serán nuestros jóvenes. Publico un concurso patrocinado por MP Aida M para aquellos asgardianos que han estado mucho tiempo y han sido residentes como asgardianos durante 2 años. Prueba de residencia de 2 años para participar Competencia 1- Escribe la historia de tu ciudad 2- La mejor historia de tu familia en tu vida, 3- Tus mejores sueños en Asgardia Space Nation. 4- cuatro fotografías de tu ciudad natal, 5- 1 fotografía de usted y su familia, 6- 1 fotografía o dibujo de tus sueños. 7- La Profundidad de la Historia es Importante 8 -La foto o video no puede ser borrosas 9- envie su nombre via email. Gane su tarifa para 2021 Reglas.. Escríbelo en PDF. Cartas Num 12 Simplemente copie el enlace de su presentación y publíquelo en mi página web de Asgardia El documento ganador se enviará y se presentará como un registro en Cultura y la Biblioteca electrónica digital asgardiana del espacio, patrocinada por Ugur Aydin MP D-1 La Nes History Town será historia para que el futuro la lea, El último día será el o1 de diciembre de 2020. El Ganador publicará en el sitio web de Asgardia su tarifa 2021, que no tendrá que pagar ... por todos aquellos ciudadanos que aman estar en Asgardia y que no pueden pagar su dinero para 2021, Judge Aida m Crescente-MP JordanBallega-MP Urge Aydm-MP Enviar comentarios Tu historia de noticias Guarda tu trabajo Escriba su nombre en comentario si desea participar PDF

From left to right: Charlie Duke (Apollo 16), Buzz Aldrin (Apollo 11), Walter Cunningham (Apollo 7), Al Worden (Apollo 15), Rusty Schweickart (Apollo 9), Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17), Michael Collins (Apollo 11) and Fred Haise (Apollo 13). Felix Kunze/The Explorers Club Eight astronauts from various Apollo missions gathered together in March to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing, which took place July 20, 1969. The group included Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins from Apollo 11 , Walter Cunningham from Apollo 7, and Rusty Schweickart from Apollo 9 Some of the astronauts shared hair-raising stories from their Apollo missions during a panel discussion. Buzz Aldrin's flamboyant suit and socks garnered lots of attention at the event. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories Only four men alive today have walked on the moon. In March, three of them got together in the same room, along with five other Apollo astronauts. All told, NASA's Apollo program spanned 17 missions, though it's best known for putting the first people on the moon almost exactly 50 years ago, on July 20, 1969. Humanity hasn't set foot on the lunar surface since NASA's Apollo 17 mission in December 1972 Read More: Astronauts explain why nobody has visited the moon in more than 45 years — and the reasons are depressing A few months ago, ahead of the 50th anniversary of the first moon landing, eight of the 17 surviving Apollo astronauts gathered together for an early celebration at The Explorers Club in New York City. The group was: Walter Cunningham (Apollo 7), Rusty Schweickart (Apollo 9), Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins (Apollo 11), Fred Haise (Apollo 13), Al Worden (Apollo 15), Charlie Duke (Apollo 16), and Harrison Schmitt (Apollo 17). Event photographer Felix Kunze captured the portrait of the eight men that you see above on March 16. The Explorers Club Buzz Aldrin, the second man to step foot on the moon (after Neil Armstrong), stole the show. Or rather, his outfit did. Clad in a suit patterned with rocket ships, American flag socks, four gold rings, and two watches, the 89-year-old astronaut certainly stood out. "His suit was drawing almost as much attention as the man himself," Kunze told Business Insider. Aldrin has a history of sporting colorful outfits. He even walked in New York Men's fashion show with Bill Nye in 2017 wearing silver sneakers, a metallic jacket to match, and a shirt that said "Get your ass to Mars." He continues to advocate for sending future missions to the moon and Mars. "I can't think of a more appropriate time than five decades from the time that the first Eagle [lunar module] landed on the moon to discuss that the US might lead internationals... to put another eagle on the moon," Aldrin previously told Business Insider Aldrin and Armstrong almost didn't get home Six of the astronauts — Duke, Worden, Cunningham, Schweickart, Aldrin, and Collins — spoke on a panel hosted by The Explorers Club, as Space.com reported, and recounted some of their hair-raising experiences during the Apollo missions. Aldrin and Collins reportedly described how Aldrin and Armstrong almost didn't make it back off the moon's surface. (Collins stayed in the command module in lunar orbit in order to reconnect with the other two astronauts on their return.) Aldrin and Collins' colleague, Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, died in 2012. San Diego Air and Space Museum Archive Apollo 11's lunar module, "Eagle," ferried the astronauts to the moon's surface and back. But while on the moon, Aldrin discovered that a piece of the module was broken. "I laid down on the floor with my head to the right, which is the co-pilot's side, and I'm looking around at the dust that came in, and there's this little black object. Didn't look like it belonged there. Looked a little closer … this was a circuit breaker that was broken," Aldrin said, according to Space.com . That circuit breaker was a critical piece of machinery that would help the lunar module get back to Collins in orbit. "You get ready to land, you push that thing in … you get on the surface of the moon, you pull that out. If you wanna come home, you gotta push that thing in again, but it's broken off," Aldrin said. "If they couldn't get off, they were dead men, and I was getting home by myself," Collins added, according to Space.com Luckily, the astronauts were able to jerry-rig a solution to the problem. Aldrin used a pen to push the button in, and the two were able to leave the moon. This spring, President Donald Trump's administration announced a renewed a push to return men to the moon by 2024. Getting boots back on the moon is meant as a step toward the ultimate goal of sending astronauts to Mars by the year 2033. From https://intelligence.businessinsider.com Its look like the new astronauts  land on the Moon 2019

If it was today I would make you a song, a song of other times that resound in each wall of your structure in each transmission is heard, heard further on other planets the day of your rebirth, the day you demonstrate rescue everyone and everything, the day that you emerges, with 12 languages, of all social classes, races, Man and Women's. Written in the memory,,,, went that day parliamentarians danced,,,and laughed of triumph the day which began to open the books with writing for History, the day that will be heard in every corner,,, The most glorious true Will be listen of Asgardia, And already floating our flag, we will hear Our National Anthem Strong. I will be there, maybe not in this body, but in spirit, I tell you trust. Aida M Si fuera hoy, te haría una canción, se escuchará una canción de otras decadas que resuena en cada pared de tu estructura en cada transmisión, que se escuchará en otros planetas el día de tu renacimiento, el día que demuestres que rescatas a todos y todo, El día que emerja, con 12 idiomas, de todas las clases sociales, razas, Hombre/ Mujer Escrito en la memoria, ese día fue que los parlamentarios bailaron y se rieron de triunfo el día que comenzó a abrir los libros con la escritura de la Historia Asgardiana, el día que se escuchará en cada esquina. La Voluntad más gloriosa y verdadera ....Escuchen a Asgardia, y ya flotando nuestra La bandera, escucharemos Nuestro Himno Nacional, Fuerte. Estaré allí, tal vez no en este cuerpo, pero en espíritu, les digo confien. Aida M

I will pass a link to the group of parliament here will help in the necessary answers.... https://asgardia.space/en/social/users/1174761/#activity Copy the link and past it in search,,, don't stay with @ in your mind Pregunta,, Ask your Questions Be like a wise old man who has corrected his faults and a child lacking knowledge, Observe them, hiker there is no way to walk ...! they know how to survive when there is no other way than to sustain, The adult many fear, they scream, they do not know where to be, they look for a quilty to point, but they want immediate rescues, and more,,, but the old man already knows what he expected prepared and in his perfect place .... you will be preparing to go to the great Asgardian Platform,, do not listen to rumors, follow your heart. It's better early than later, to a better life. Sed como un viejo sabio que ha correjido sus defectos y la un Niño falto de conocimiento, Observalos,,caminante no hay camino al andar ...! ellos saben como sobrevivir, cuando ya no hay mas remedio,,que susistir , El adulto muchos temen, gritan, no saben donde estar, buscan un quilty to point , pero quieren rescates inmediatos, y mas,,,mas el anciano ya sabe lo esperaba preparado y en su lugar perfecto....estaras preparandote para ir a la gran Plataforma Asgardiana, ,,no escuchen rumores sigue tu corazon .es mejor temprano que tarde, a una mejor vida amc

First Asgardia Goverments Do not do things by obligation, If you really want to do them, do them with passion. The bird does not sing because it is committed to the sun, the bird sings because he loves to celebrate and enjoy his gift. - Arnau de Tera - No hagas las cosas por obligación, si de verdad quieres hacerlas, hazlas con pasión. El pájaro no canta por estar comprometido con el sol, el pájaro canta porque ama celebrar y disfrutar su don. - Arnau de Tera - Sowing the seed, when the seedling is strong, good fruits grows through its branches, and everything will look healthy, vibrate on intelligent minds because we have laid it to continue the future and survive the human being I'll say the following, some drown in a glass of water, in Construction you just have to start drawing, and then constructed it, the first steps and those who join now Asgardia Space nation, they will have to go through to work or start volunteering meantime,,, right? don drown in a glass of water,, we have to make all moving Marketing, sales, invite companies,,,, and also some, do not want to accept, don't pay attention to them, hear your self , good dreamers wake their dreams reality , they don live than in their minds, beginning with litter companies .its also the beginning to grow big. ... all the barriers we broke starting from below,, ,, Huumm we have to work together and nobody is better than anyone,,, work as a team, think we are poor and we want to make a big super community with airplane cars, United We are One! Aida M Sembrando la semilla, cuando la plántula es fuerte, los buenos frutos crecen a través de sus ramas, y todo se verá saludable, vibrará en las mentes inteligentes porque lo hemos establecido para continuar el futuro y sobrevivir al ser humano Diré lo siguiente, algunos se ahogados en un vaso de agua, en Construcción, solo hay que empezar a dibujar, y luego se construye, los primeros pasos a la nación del Espacio Asgardia, tendrán que rabajar o empieza a ser voluntario mientras tanto, ¿verdad? No nos ahoguemos en un vaso de agua. Tenemos que hacer marketing, ventas, invitar a las empresas ... y también a algunos, no quieren aceptar, no les prestemos atención, escuchecen a ustedes mismos, los buenos soñadores despiertan. sus sueños y hacen realidad, no viven solo en sus mentes, ,,empezando por las compañías de pequeñas. Es también el comienzo de crecer. ... todas las barreras que rompimos comenzando desde abajo ", Huumm, tenemos que trabajar juntos y nadie es mejor que nadie", trabajar en equipo, pensar que somos pobres y queremos hacer una gran súper comunidad con Autos voladores... ese es el futuro y asi vendra,, Unidos somos uno! AIda M

Recently at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics in Brighton, New York, one of the world’s most powerful lasers blasted a droplet of water, creating a shock wave that raised the water’s pressure to millions of atmospheres and its temperature to thousands of degrees. X-rays that beamed through the droplet in the same fraction of a second offered humanity’s first glimpse of water under those extreme conditions. The discovery of superionic ice potentially solves the puzzle of what giant icy planets like Uranus and Neptune are made of. They’re now thought to have gaseous, mixed-chemical outer shells, a liquid layer of ionized water below that, a solid layer of superionic ice comprising the bulk of their interiors, and rocky centers. The X-rays revealed that the water inside the shock wave didn’t become a superheated liquid or gas. Paradoxically — but just as physicists squinting at screens in an adjacent room had expected — the atoms froze solid, forming crystalline ice. “You hear the shot,” said Marius Millot of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California, and “right away you see that something interesting was happening.” Millot co-led the experiment with Federica Coppari, also of Lawrence Livermore. The findings, published today in Nature, confirm the existence of “superionic ice,” a new phase of water with bizarre properties. Unlike the familiar ice found in your freezer or at the north pole, superionic ice is black and hot. A cube of it would weigh four times as much as a normal one. It was first theoretically predicted more than 30 years ago, and although it has never been seen until now, scientists think it might be among the most abundant forms of water in the universe. It’s really a new state of matter, which is rather spectacular. Livia Bove Across the solar system, at least, more water probably exists as superionic ice — filling the interiors of Uranus and Neptune — than in any other phase, including the liquid form sloshing in oceans on Earth, Europa and Enceladus. The discovery of superionic ice potentially solves decades-old puzzles about the composition of these “ice giant” worlds. Including the hexagonal arrangement of water molecules found in common ice, known as “ice Ih,” scientists had already discovered a bewildering 18 architectures of ice crystal. After ice I, which comes in two forms, Ih and Ic, the rest are numbered II through XVII in order of their discovery. (Yes, there is an Ice IX, but it exists only under contrived conditions, unlike the fictional doomsday substance in Kurt Vonnegut’s novel Cat’s Cradle.) Superionic ice can now claim the mantle of Ice XVIII. It’s a new crystal, but with a twist. All the previously known water ices are made of intact water molecules, each with one oxygen atom linked to two hydrogens. But superionic ice, the new measurements confirm, isn’t like that. It exists in a sort of surrealist limbo, part solid, part liquid. Individual water molecules break apart. The oxygen atoms form a cubic lattice, but the hydrogen atoms spill free, flowing like a liquid through the rigid cage of oxygens. Share this article COPIED! Newsletter Get Quanta Magazine delivered to your inbox Subscribe now Most recent newsletter PHOTO: Superionic ice experiment A time-integrated photograph of the X-ray diffraction experiment at the University of Rochester’s Laboratory for Laser Energetics. Giant lasers focus on a water sample to compress it into the superionic phase. Additional laser beams generate an X-ray flash off an iron foil, allowing the researchers to take a snapshot of the compressed water layer. Millot, Coppari, Kowaluk (LLNL) Experts say the discovery of superionic ice vindicates computer predictions, which could help material physicists craft future substances with bespoke properties. And finding the ice required ultrafast measurements and fine control of temperature and pressure, advancing experimental techniques. “All of this would not have been possible, say, five years ago,” said Christoph Salzmann at University College London, who discovered ices XIII, XIV and XV. “It will have a huge impact, for sure.” Depending on whom you ask, superionic ice is either another addition to water’s already cluttered array of avatars or something even stranger. Because its water molecules break apart, said the physicist Livia Bove of France’s National Center for Scientific Research and Pierre and Marie Curie University, it’s not quite a new phase of water. “It’s really a new state of matter,” she said, “which is rather spectacular.” Puzzles Put on Ice Physicists have been after superionic ice for years — ever since a primitive computer simulation led by Pierfranco Demontis in 1988 predicted water would take on this strange, almost metal-like form if you pushed it beyond the map of known ice phases. Under extreme pressure and heat, the simulations suggested, water molecules break. With the oxygen atoms locked in a cubic lattice, “the hydrogens now start to jump from one position in the crystal to another, and jump again, and jump again,” said Millot. The jumps between lattice sites are so fast that the hydrogen atoms — which are ionized, making them essentially positively charged protons — appear to move like a liquid. This suggested superionic ice would conduct electricity, like a metal, with the hydrogens playing the usual role of electrons. Having these loose hydrogen atoms gushing around would also boost the ice’s disorder, or entropy. In turn, that increase in entropy would make this ice much more stable than other kinds of ice crystals, causing its melting point to soar upward. Computer simulation of the new superionic water ice phase, illustrating the random, liquid-like motion of the hydrogen ions (gray, with a few highlighted in red) within a face-centered cubic lattice of oxygen ions (blue). Computer simulation of the new superionic water ice phase, illustrating the random, liquid-like motion of the hydrogen ions (gray, with a few highlighted in red) within a face-centered cubic lattice of oxygen ions (blue). Hamel, Millot, Coppari (LLNL) But all this was easy to imagine and hard to trust. The first models used simplified physics, hand-waving their way through the quantum nature of real molecules. Later simulations folded in more quantum effects but still sidestepped the actual equations required to describe multiple quantum bodies interacting, which are too computationally difficult to solve. Instead, they relied on approximations, raising the possibility that the whole scenario could be just a mirage in a simulation. Experiments, meanwhile, couldn’t make the requisite pressures without also generating enough heat to melt even this hardy substance. As the problem simmered, though, planetary scientists developed their own sneaking suspicions that water might have a superionic ice phase. Right around the time when the phase was first predicted, the probe Voyager 2 had sailed into the outer solar system, uncovering something strange about the magnetic fields of the ice giants Uranus and Neptune. The fields around the solar system’s other planets seem to be made up of strongly defined north and south poles, without much other structure. It’s almost as if they have just bar magnets in their centers, aligned with their rotation axes. Planetary scientists chalk this up to “dynamos”: interior regions where conductive fluids rise and swirl as the planet rotates, sprouting massive magnetic fields. By contrast, the magnetic fields emanating from Uranus and Neptune looked lumpier and more complex, with more than two poles. They also don’t align as closely to their planets’ rotation. One way to produce this would be to somehow confine the conducting fluid responsible for the dynamo into just a thin outer shell of the planet, instead of letting it reach down into the core. But the idea that these planets might have solid cores, which are incapable of generating dynamos, didn’t seem realistic. If you drilled into these ice giants, you would expect to first encounter a layer of ionic water, which would flow, conduct currents and participate in a dynamo. Naively, it seems like even deeper material, at even hotter temperatures, would also be a fluid. “I used to always make jokes that there’s no way the interiors of Uranus and Neptune are actually solid,” said Sabine Stanley at Johns Hopkins University. “But now it turns out they might actually be.” Ice on Blast Now, finally, Coppari, Millot and their team have brought the puzzle pieces together. In an earlier experiment, published last February, the physicists built indirect evidence for superionic ice. They squeezed a droplet of room-temperature water between the pointy ends of two cut diamonds. By the time the pressure raised to about a gigapascal, roughly 10 times that at the bottom of the Marianas Trench, the water had transformed into a tetragonal crystal called ice VI. By about 2 gigapascals, it had switched into ice VII, a denser, cubic form transparent to the naked eye that scientists recently discovered also exists in tiny pockets inside natural diamonds. PORTRAIT: Federica Coppari Federica Coppari, a physicist at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, with an x-ray diffraction image plate that she and her colleagues used to discover ice XVIII, also known as superionic ice. Eugene Kowaluk/Laboratory for Laser Energetics Then, using the OMEGA laser at the Laboratory for Laser Energetics, Millot and colleagues targeted the ice VII, still between diamond anvils. As the laser hit the surface of the diamond, it vaporized material upward, effectively rocketing the diamond away in the opposite direction and sending a shock wave through the ice. Millot’s team found their super-pressurized ice melted at around 4,700 degrees Celsius, about as expected for superionic ice, and that it did conduct electricity thanks to the movement of charged protons. With those predictions about superionic ice’s bulk properties settled, the new study led by Coppari and Millot took the next step of confirming its structure. “If you really want to prove that something is crystalline, then you need X-ray diffraction,” Salzmann said. Their new experiment skipped ices VI and VII altogether. Instead, the team simply smashed water with laser blasts between diamond anvils. Billionths of a second later, as shock waves rippled through and the water began crystallizing into nanometer-size ice cubes, the scientists used 16 more laser beams to vaporize a thin sliver of iron next to the sample. The resulting hot plasma flooded the crystallizing water with X-rays, which then diffracted from the ice crystals, allowing the team to discern their structure. Atoms in the water had rearranged into the long-predicted but never-before-seen architecture, Ice XVIII: a cubic lattice with oxygen atoms at every corner and the center of each face. “It’s quite a breakthrough,” Coppari said. “The fact that the existence of this phase is not an artifact of quantum molecular dynamic simulations, but is real —­­ that’s very comforting,” Bove said. And this kind of successful cross-check behind simulations and real superionic ice suggests the ultimate “dream” of material physics researchers might be soon within reach. “You tell me what properties you want in a material, and we’ll go to the computer and figure out theoretically what material and what kind of crystal structure you would need,” said Raymond Jeanloz, a member of the discovery team based at University of California, Berkeley. “The community at large is getting close.” RELATED: Physicists Aim to Classify All Possible Phases of Matter Paradoxical Crystal Baffles Physicists The Hunt for Earth’s Deep Hidden Oceans Ewine van Dishoeck, the Netherlander Who Traced Water’s Origin The new analyses also hint that although superionic ice does conduct some electricity, it’s a mushy solid. It would flow over time, but not truly churn. Inside Uranus and Neptune, then, fluid layers might stop about 8,000 kilometers down into the planet, where an enormous mantle of sluggish, superionic ice like Millot’s team produced begins. That would limit most dynamo action to shallower depths, accounting for the planets’ unusual fields. Other planets and moons in the solar system likely don’t host the right interior sweet spots of temperature and pressure to allow for superionic ice. But many ice giant-sized exoplanets might, suggesting the substance could be common inside icy worlds throughout the galaxy. Of course, though, no real planet contains just water. The ice giants in our solar system also mix in chemical species like methane and ammonia. The extent to which superionic behavior actually occurs in nature is “going to depend on whether these phases still exist when we mix water with other materials,” Stanley said. So far, that isn’t clear, although other researchers have argued superionic ammonia should also exist. Aside from extending their research to other materials, the team also hopes to keep zeroing in on the strange, almost paradoxical duality of their superionic crystals. Just capturing the lattice of oxygen atoms “is clearly the most challenging experiment I have ever done,” said Millot. They haven’t yet seen the ghostly, interstitial flow of protons through the lattice. “Technologically, we are not there yet,” Coppari said, “but the field is growing very fast.” For more Inf .... Its stirring https://www.quantamagazine.org/black-hot-superionic-ice-may-be-natures-most-common-form-of-water-20190508/?fbclid=IwAR3AjI1tknmkxHf96o4AM0B675s5W8x5i-HODS5YTj6iVoCCSVS2sau6wiI

What would you like the Asgardian greeting to be and what name would you like for the first Baby Born on Platform Cual te gustaria que sea el saludo Asgardiano y cual nombre te gustaria para el primer Bebe Nacido en la Plataforma Espacial. ----------------------------------------------------------------- Knowing that Some Dear Members in Asgardia Parliament wants to implement the star trek greeting. So what would you call the first baby born on the Asgardian space platform? It is not official but what is your opinion! 1- Spock ... For his greeting 2- Igor ... Being the Man who made his dream Reality 3- Carol .... Hero Marvel 4- Thor .... History of Asgardia 5- Diana - For Princess Diana and her humility 6- A he Other - which one 7- A she Other - which one When you start waving in a certain way, you end up applying it A) Do you like Spock Greeting B) Would you like another, ,,,,,,,,, which one Reconociendo que algunos Queridos Miembros de Asgardia Parliament quiere implementar el saludo de star trek . entonces como le llamarias al primer bebe que naciera en la plataforma Espacial Asgardiana? No es oficial pero cuál es tu opinión! 1- Spock ...Por su Saludo 2- Igor .... Por Ser el Hombre que hizo su sueno Realidad 3- Carol.... La herue Marvel 4- Thor .... Historia de Asgardia 5- Diana --Por la Princesa Diana y su humildad 6- A he Otro - Cual 7- A she Otra-Cual Cuando se comienza saludando de una cierta manera, se termina aplicandolo! A) te gusta el Saludo de Spock B)Te gustaria otro,,,,,,,,,,,,,Cual? AMCT

The child is born with his great imagination no matter race color, sex, or social level. when something is proposed by them they will just work on it, no matter how just direct them and give them what they need with Love, they will be grateful even if they do not exist because they have no fault of being born ... they are not to blame for your past either. They are the new generation.

Today the Yoda Date.....he tells a Story, This is from "A successful businessman, he was getting old and he knew it was time to choose a successor to take over his company. Instead of choosing one of his managers or his children, he decided to do something different. He called all the young executives of his company together. He said: "It's time for me to retire and I'll choose the next Director, I've decided to choose one of you." The young executives were surprised, but the boss continued. "Today I am going to give each of you a seed - a very special seed. I want you to plant the seed, put water in it and come back here in a year with what has grown from the seed that I have given you. Then I will judge the plants that they bring and the owner of the plant that I choose will be the next Director. A man, called * Jim, * was there that day and like the others, he received a seed. He went home and enthusiastically told his wife the story. She helped him get a bucket, land, fertilizer and planted the seed. Every day, I added water and watched if the plant had grown a little. After about three weeks, some of the other executives started talking about their seeds and the plants that were just beginning to grow. Jim looked at his seed, but nothing grew. Three weeks, four, five weeks passed, still nothing. For now, others talked about their plants, but Jim did not have a plant and he felt a failure. Six months went by - there was still nothing in Jim's bucket. He only knew that he had damaged his seed. Everyone had tall trees and plants, but he had nothing. Jim did not say anything to his colleagues, however, he kept watering and fertilizing the seed - he wanted the seed to grow. A year passed and finally, all the young executives of the company brought their plants in front of the Director-General for inspection. Jim told his wife that he was not going to take the empty bucket. But she asked him to be honest about what happened. Jim felt bad, he thought it was going to be the most embarrassing moment of his life, but he knew that his wife was right. He took his empty bucket and took it to the boardroom. When Jim arrived, he was surprised at the variety of plants grown by the other executives. They were beautiful, in all shapes and sizes. Jim put the empty bucket on the floor and many of his colleagues laughed, some felt sorry for him !!!!. When the Director arrived, he examined the room and greeted his young executives. Jim just tried to hide in the back. "Wow, what great plants, trees, and flowers that have grown," said the Director. "Today one of you will be named Director in replacement of me!" Suddenly, the Director saw Jim at the back of the room with his empty bucket. He ordered the Financial Manager to bring him to the front. Jim was terrified. I thought, "The Director knows I'm a failure! Maybe he's going to fire me!" When Jim arrived at the front, the Director asked him what had happened to the seed, and Jim told him the story. The Director asked everyone to sit, except Jim. He looked at Jim, and then announced to the young executives: - "Here is my new Director!" His name is Jim !!! Jim could not believe it. "How could the new Director be?" The others said. Next, the Director said: - "A year ago, I gave everyone in this room a seed, I told them to take the seed, plant it, water it and bring it back to me today, but I gave them all dead seeds, It was possible for them to grow up. All of you, with the exception of Jim, have brought me trees, plants, and flowers. When they found that the seed I gave them would not grow, they replaced it with another seed. Jim was the only one with the courage and honesty to bring me a bucket with my seed that I gave him. Therefore, he is the one who will be the new Director !!!!" REMIND: * If you plant * honesty *, you will collect * confidence * * If you plant * goodness *, you will reap * friends * * If you plant * humility *, you will reap * greatness * * If you plant * perseverance *, you will reap * happiness * * If you work hard *, you will reap * success *

Asgardia is There, here and everywhere, Land, Space, My friend,,, and all Asgardians ,,,, Asgardia will not exist in its own physical structure but in all the planet Earth, in the human being, in the proposals, in the approvals, in the videos, in the talks, in the trips, in the Photos, in Our national anthem , Our Flag, and our Satellite in Space. All Asgardians internally forming as Nation in Governments, in Laws, amendments, rules, linking their training in Marketing, currency, Bank, identifications, in Culture, commercial waiting for approving, Manufacture ready to perform their labor, Parliament, we who have long ago made history for our young Futurists. Science forming its most important part, Security its group of divisions, I believe that when the most awaited monument is formed and it will be Asgardia, everything else will already be done, yea it's there, Asgardia is there...at the blink of an eye. the structure soon you will see, who does not believe is because he is weak of Faith ... I am sorry. if you late at the moment to depart, because in instead on Believe you rather hear the negative version,,,, them the door will be not easy to open. or maybe it will not be so easy to be in that platform because you didn't believe. Believe and follow the Constitution, United is the Force.....By Aida M

Asgardia Congress April 10,11-12 2003, It has been a great Place to See Our Ministers, Chair, Head of the Nation and all the Governments belonging to Asgardia, interacting with others, expressing their opinions, presenting their projects, taking great strides, Our Nation growing, the stems are already strengthened and will be seen soon the formations, on both structural and the participation of the Asgardians. More strong,

Aida M Dist. 1 MP -English Spanish -To present it on the table Soon we will need a sign language interpreter with certification or license. There are many young people with a profession and without profession, accepting them. let's rescue them for Asgardian! The interpreters must be very visible; The lighting and adequate funds should contribute to their visibility, without being distracted. In addition, they must obtain any supplement in writing to assist in accurate interpretation. The interpreter's role is only to interpret; they are not part of the conversation, and any lack or personal addition only causes confusion. This professional distance is part of a code of ethics established for interpreters. Confidentiality is also part of the code, as is impartiality (strong biases towards an issue may affect the ability to interpret accurately). An interpreter also has the responsibility to educate the public about deaf subjects. Before going to work as an interpreter, candidates must know the complete code of ethics established by RID. Pronto necesitaremos un intérprete de Lenguaje de señas con certificación o licencia. ¡Hay muchos jóvenes con profesión y sin aceptemos los. rescatemos los para asgardia! Los intérpretes deben ser muy visibles; La iluminación y los fondos adecuados deben contribuir a su visibilidad, sin distraerse. Además, deben obtener cualquier suplemento por escrito para ayudar en la interpretación precisa. El rol del intérprete es solo interpretar; no forman parte de la conversación, y cualquier falta o adición personal solo causa confusión. Esta distancia profesional es parte de un código de ética establecido para los intérpretes. La confidencialidad también forma parte del código, al igual que la imparcialidad (los fuertes sesgos hacia un tema pueden afectar la capacidad de interpretar con precisión). Un intérprete también tiene la responsabilidad de educar al público sobre temas sordos. Antes de ir a trabajar como intérprete, los candidatos deben conocer el código de ética completo establecido por RID. Вскоре нам потребуется переводчик жестового языка с сертификацией или лицензией. Есть много молодых людей с профессией и не принимающих их. давайте спасем их от Асгардии! Переводчики должны быть очень заметны; Освещение и достаточные средства должны способствовать их видимости, не отвлекаясь. Кроме того, они должны получить любое дополнение в письменной форме, чтобы помочь в точной интерпретации. Роль переводчика заключается только в переводе; они не являются частью разговора, и любой недостаток или личное добавление только вызывает путаницу. Эта профессиональная дистанция является частью этического кодекса, созданного для переводчиков. Конфиденциальность также является частью кодекса, как и беспристрастность (сильные предубеждения в отношении проблемы могут повлиять на способность интерпретировать точно) Переводчик также обязан информировать общественность о глухих предметах. Прежде чем перейти на работу в качестве переводчика, кандидаты должны знать полный кодекс этики, установленный RID.