(Space & Entrepreneurship Act of 2015)(Earth Shield - Earth Defence) -'..SpaceX Successfully Lands Rocket..' - '..robust human spaceflight missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond..' - Moon Express [Lunar Orbital Station 2018]

<blockquote>'..the new-tech burst of the past decade or so in computers, the Internet, biotech, telecom and semiconductors will no doubt promote rapid productivity growth in coming years..'

- A. Gary Shilling (Context: ('The Age of Deleveraging (2012 - 2025))..)</blockquote>


Effective 25 November 2015: Spurring Private Aerospace Competitiveness and Entrepreneurship Act of 2015


<blockquote>'Bezos has called reusability the “Holy Grail” of rocketry.

Musk agrees: “It’s really a massive difference if we can make reusability work,” he said recently at a conference.'

- James Dean, SpaceX launches Falcon 9 rocket, lands booster back on land, December 21, 2015</blockquote>


<blockquote>'Most significant to SpaceX’s ambitions, however, is that after the second stage of the rocket with the satellites continued on to orbit, the engines of the booster stage reignited to turn it around, back to Cape Canaveral. Ten minutes after launching, it set down six miles to the south at Landing Zone 1, a former launch complex for Atlas intercontinental ballistic missiles that SpaceX has leased.

“The Falcon has landed,” a launch commentator said during SpaceX’s webcast as applause and cheers erupted at SpaceX’s California headquarters, followed by chants of “U.S.A.! U.S.A.!”

If rocket stages can be refurbished and relaunched, the cost of traveling to space could be greatly reduced, Mr. Musk has said. He said SpaceX planned to refly the rocket booster. “It’ll be straightforward, actually,” he said.

Mr. Musk said it would take a few years for SpaceX to sort through the process of reusing rockets.'

- Kenneth Chang, SpaceX Successfully Lands Rocket After Launch of Satellites Into Orbit, December 21, 2015</blockquote>


'..Bigelow Aerospace will demonstrate to NASA how B330 habitats can be used to support safe, affordable, and robust human spaceflight missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond..'

<blockquote>NASA has executed a contract with Bigelow Aerospace for the company to develop ambitious human spaceflight missions that leverage its innovative B330 space habitat. The contract was executed under the Next Space Technologies for Exploration Partnerships (“NextSTEP”) Broad Agency Announcement issued by NASA’s Advanced Exploration Systems program.

Via its NextSTEP contract, Bigelow Aerospace will demonstrate to NASA how B330 habitats can be used to support safe, affordable, and robust human spaceflight missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. As the name indicates, the B330 will provide 330 cubic meters of internal volume and each habitat can support a crew of up to six. Bigelow expandable habitats provide much greater volume than metallic structures, as well as enhanced protection against radiation and physical debris. Moreover, Bigelow habitats are lighter and take up substantially less rocket fairing space, and are far more affordable than traditional, rigid modules. These advantages make the B330 the ideal habitat to implement NASA’s beyond low Earth orbit (“LEO”) plans and will support the utilization of transportation systems such as the SLS and Orion. Additionally, the B330s, which will initially be deployed and tested in LEO, will be used as private sector space stations that will conduct a wide variety of commercial activities.

“We’re eager to work with NASA to show how B330s can support historic human spaceflight missions to the Moon and other destinations in cislunar space while still staying within the bounds of the Agency’s existing budget,” said Bigelow Aerospace’s President and founder, Robert T. Bigelow. “NASA originally conceived of expandable habitats decades ago to perform beyond LEO missions, and we at Bigelow Aerospace look forward to finally bringing that vision to fruition.”

- Bigelow Aerospace and NASA Execute NextSTEP Contract to Study B330 Utilization, July 31, 2015</blockquote>


Context <i>(Earth Shield - Earth Defence) - '..to become a multi-world species..' - Moon Express [Lunar Orbital Station 2018]</i>

<blockquote>Bigelow Aerospace Fast-Tracks Manned Spacecraft, 2007

(NASA, Moon landing) - Katherine Johnson '..ahead of John Glenn's 1962 orbit..'

(Project C - MDE, The Electric Universe, Fusion Power) - Montgomery Childs: SAFIRE Project Update | EU2015


Blue Origin's Rocket Landing

'..to rethink and to rebuild a culture where there are open channels between feeling and understanding..'

(In The Electric Universe) Open Source Infrastructure, beginning of the Enterprise Nervous System (ENS)</blockquote>


Phase I (2012 - 2022) - The Beginning

<blockquote>This kind of modernization brings us closer of becoming a spacefaring civilization. With all the new possibilities and wonders that it entails. A civilization with a more organic management and organisation which reflects a new kind of architecture; buildings and structures weaved into the fabric of our natural earthly environment. A humane environment.

- Classic (Original) Introduction - Bazaarmodel


Project C, page 22 - Phase 2: 2022 – 2032 - Space Colonies


Project Consciousness - Holistic overview</blockquote>