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our sun is a hot and strong force and is daily in our lives.. space is acknowledgeable true hot spots and strong forces.. therefore it is our first understanding of the things around us.. but.. space was not build from strong forces but rather from weak and cold forces.. every aspect starts little and grows by time.. the other aspect is decline which is also true because everything is cyclic.. apart from impacts and such but in the overview they are also part of cyclic happenings.. so lets assume that space started with cold and weak forces.. we could start with slow movement and slow spinning in a cold environment.. gradually it takes up till a level where it bursts out of its own containment.. these somewhat stronger and hotter forces are then the beginnings of the next levels.. till we reach blackhole levels and beyond.. for a good understanding of the beginning of forces we need to study cold and weak forces in space and planets and moons, etc.. maybe that could be a research path for Asgardia.. what are the cool and peaceful forces of the universe so that we can better understand the good part of it all.. grtz,dirk

the universe as we dont see it.. if we start with gas that is not highlighted and we go towards dark gasplanets and gasgiants then we have a big part of not seen matter in the universe.. now lets say that ones in a while such gasgiant ignites for whatever reason possible and becomes a star that is highlighted.. then we see only that star and highlighted gasclouds close to them.. for this reason the universe is full of dark and cold objects of liquid gas and the ignited ones are just a little part of them just like in our solarsystem.. that should be the basic to start with if we look at the universe.. grtz,dirk

Thanks Roland for your continuous input.. asgardia.space/news/Outstanding-Asgardian-Roland-Berga-Dies-at-the-Age-of-55?-link grtz,dirk

before the internet we had home computers and home magazines and gatherings.. the interactivity was an important item.. nowadays with the internet all is about connectivity.. the factor home is replaced by gaming.. the factor interactivity is replaced by social media.. now, if we could find an item for home for Asgardians, connect our life's true interactivity and make meetings on the internet or locally.. the answer lies in creating data from analog or digital sources.. but what kind of data do we need for that to achieve.. maybe we need new kinds of data that can be useful for the future of Asgardia.. we should think first at data for kids because they are our future.. we have an upcoming digital library and that should be our tool to connect us all true our hobby's and works at home.. lets us all make data that is useful for kids.. we can divide the library by ages and arrange the data per age.. there is no limit as how low or how high intelligence has to be.. so all asgardians can contribute to this goal.. our imagination is as wide as the cosmos or universe.. grtz,dirk

Asgardia needs an awards and a recognitions system for all efforts.. the best is to make it a standard.. from the smallest to the biggest effort should be mentioned in our history accompanied by the levels of rewarding.. being it solarcents to prices to memorials to titles.. if people like civics do volunteering work that this should be given recognition.. if we build it up from asgardians/residents towards civics then we give appreciation towards the lower half who stands in for more asgardians, more residents and more civics.. which means a living and triving community.. and not some obscure numbers on a page.. grtz,dirk

a question to chatgpt: future goals of government, todays goals of parliament, and shortterm goals as balance? ChatGPT Future goals of government: Economic prosperity: Governments often aim to promote sustainable economic growth, job creation, and the reduction of poverty and inequality. Social welfare: Governments seek to ensure the well-being of their citizens by providing access to quality healthcare, education, housing, and social safety nets. Environmental sustainability: Governments increasingly focus on addressing climate change, promoting renewable energy, protecting ecosystems, and adopting sustainable practices. Good governance: Governments aspire to foster transparency, accountability, and effective institutions that serve the public interest. Peace and security: Governments work towards maintaining domestic stability, resolving conflicts, and promoting peace both within and beyond their borders. Technological advancements: Governments aim to foster innovation, digitalization, and the development of emerging technologies for the benefit of society. International cooperation: Governments strive to build strong diplomatic relations, engage in international collaborations, and uphold global peace and stability. Today's goals of parliament (assuming you refer to a democratic parliament): Legislation: The primary role of parliament is to pass laws that govern the nation and address societal needs and concerns. Representation: Parliament represents the interests and views of the people, acting as their voice in the decision-making process. Oversight and accountability: Parliament holds the government accountable for its actions, scrutinizing policies and expenditures, and ensuring transparency. Debate and discussion: Parliament serves as a forum for constructive debates and discussions on various issues affecting society. Budgetary control: Parliament reviews and approves national budgets, ensuring that public funds are allocated appropriately and efficiently. Policy formulation: Parliament contributes to policy formulation by analyzing proposals, conducting research, and engaging in committee work. Constituent services: Parliamentarians address the concerns and issues raised by their constituents, representing their interests and providing assistance. Short-term goals as a balance between autocracy and democracy can vary depending on the specific context, but some general aims could include:   Strengthening democratic institutions: Focus on improving the functioning of democratic mechanisms, such as free and fair elections, an independent judiciary, and a free press. Enhancing citizen participation: Encourage greater civic engagement and participation in decision-making processes, such as through town halls, public consultations, and participatory budgeting. Ensuring checks and balances: Maintain effective systems of checks and balances, including oversight of executive power by the legislature and an independent judiciary. Protecting individual rights: Safeguard fundamental human rights and freedoms, including freedom of expression, assembly, and association. Promoting transparency and accountability: Implement measures to enhance government transparency, combat corruption, and ensure accountability for public officials. Fostering political dialogue and consensus-building: Encourage constructive political discourse, compromise, and cooperation among different political parties and stakeholders. Economic stability and social welfare: Prioritize short-term goals that address immediate economic challenges, social inequalities, and the well-being of citizens. Balancing autocracy and democracy involves finding a sustainable middle ground that respects individual liberties while maintaining effective governance and stability. The specific short-term goals will depend on the unique circumstances and priorities of each nation.

if we use natural space materials we have to engineer alterations in a way so that it is cyclic.. meaning that there must be a process to go back to the original matter.. in that way we can always recuperate waste products in any form.. it must be in a safe way so that no life is in danger by the processes or atleast shielded of from life.. robots and machines can do the dangerous processes in an autonomous way.. it should al be set in standards with the highest priority set for preserving life.. and that means from micro to human level.. grtz,dirk

as the blackholes continue to grow and their mass gets denser this gives consequences for the whole galaxy.. they emit stronger waves as they put their forces on each other.. these waves are spread out and eventually reach our sun.. as the sun vibrates from these waves the mass of the sun gets also denser.. pushing out empty space and electrons.. this results in bursts in the dustlayer.. these bursts do the same to earth.. they vibrate the earth's core and make it denser.. resulting in lighter material going up.. these then give movements in the earth's crust and expulsions of heat.. it is a continuous process but can vary on what the blackholes are doing.. if we go a step further then we should also take in account nearby galaxy's with their own blackholes.. grtz,dirk