4.10.2023 Currently, there is a popular trend of distinguishing between 'new space' and 'old space'. While it is true that space exploration is a thriving sector with its language, I believe that this trend signifies something more significant - the emergence of a new universe. Although the main operations are still conducted on Earth, the design and implementation of space exploration are gradually moving to space itself. This shift signifies more than a mere linguistic distinction - it represents a new era for humanity, technology, and existence. The possibilities of life beyond our planet, and the exploration and expansion of space, will also require design and implementation to be done in space itself. This is why the concept of 'new space' is more than just a linguistic distinction - it represents a fundamental shift in our understanding of ourselves and the universe we inhabit. It is not my intention to delve into the reasons why we use the term 'new space'. The purpose of this summary is to share ideas and clarify why using terms such as 'n-universe' (new universe) or 'n-space' (new space) here. As a legend, -n-space (new space) specifically refers to all issues related to space, orbit, and interplanetary matters. -Nuniverse (new universe /n-universe) includes all space-related operations that have been attempted on Earth or in space for the benefit of Earth. So, if you meet these terms here just enjoy and know deep meaning! Cheers, Ceyda
18.11.2023 The first two launches of Starship were impressive and taught valuable lessons to SpaceX and the entire space sector. Now, SpaceX is taking its exploration mission to the next level, bringing us one step closer to interplanetary living. This is a significant advancement, surpassing rideshare missions and long-distance transportation on Earth. I am looking forward to the next launches and getting a full view of Starship! Ceyda