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A NEW paradigm
Discover the Future with Digital Broadcast!
A NEW EXPERIENCE
The virtual-material realm
Discover the World with Digital Broadcast!
THE VIRTUAL–MATERIAL REALM
Where consciousness becomes the ultimate vehicle.
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A New Era of Human Presence
As global populations surge and cities tighten, humanity evolves. We work remotely, live locally, and act globally — not through screens, but through embodied projection. The Virtual–Material Realm merges your mind with a universe of physical avatars, letting you accomplish anything, anywhere, without ever stepping outside.
1. The Cognitive Interface Chip
A micro‑implant near the brain scans your neural patterns and mirrors your identity.
Your thoughts become commands.
Your instincts become motion.
Your consciousness becomes transferable.
2. A Universe of Bodies to Choose From
Competing companies offer endless forms:
- Humanoid drones for errands, deliveries, construction, maintenance, and daily life
- Micro‑drones shaped like birds, bees, and insects
- Specialized avatars for surveillance, exploration, and precision tasks
- Industrial drones for logistics, trucking, and heavy operations
Every body is rentable. Every body is controllable. Every body becomes you.
3. Your Remote Self
Name a drone. Sync your cognitive profile.
Instantly, it becomes your second body — your eyes, ears, hands, and presence.
It shops for you.
It navigates stores.
It selects products with your preferences.
It pays, carries, and returns home with perfect accuracy.
4. Become the Pilot of Anything
Want to fly a small aircraft over New York?
Your pilot‑class drone takes the controls as if you were in the cockpit.
Want superhero‑style flight?
Your aerial avatar obeys your instincts in real time.
Distance becomes irrelevant.
Skill becomes automatic.
You become the pilot.
5. Become the Creature
Choose a bee drone and drift through sunlit meadows.
Choose a bird drone and carve through canyon winds.
Choose an owl drone and glide silently through moonlit forests.
Your senses merge with the drone’s sensors.
Your reactions become its movements.
You are the creature.
6. Become the Observer
Deploy a micro‑spy drone to slip through windows, track suspects, or explore dangerous spaces.
It gathers intelligence while you remain safely at home — your awareness extending into places no human could reach.
7. A Planet Alive With Proxy Bodies
Millions of drones fill the skies and streets — each one a remote extension of someone connected from afar.
Traffic becomes a choreography of precision.
Accidents plummet.
Human error fades.
Cities breathe easier.
8. Precision Beyond Human Limits
Drone pilots outperform human pilots in Houston.
Drone shoppers navigate Orlando stores flawlessly.
Drone birds weave through Los Angeles canyons with superhuman reflexes.
Drone owls sweep silently through Baltimore’s night forests with perfect clarity.
Every task becomes safer, faster, and more accurate.
9. A World You No Longer Need to Leave
Errands, travel, exploration, tourism, logistics — all handled by your avatars.
Adventure lovers send drones on expeditions.
Workers deploy bodies across continents.
Families explore the world without leaving home.
Pollution drops.
Traffic thins.
Crime declines.
Humanity expands without moving.
The Virtual–Material Realm
A future where your consciousness is free — and the world becomes your playground.
WARP SPEED high-powered telescopic broadcast satellites
These are the high-speed bubble satellites of the future mounted with the most powerful telescopes
These are the high-speed bubble satellites of the future mounted with the most powerful telescopes
These are the high-speed bubble satellites of the future mounted with the most powerful telescopes
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traveling at comet speeds of around 116,000 miles per hour
These are the high-speed bubble satellites of the future mounted with the most powerful telescopes
These are the high-speed bubble satellites of the future mounted with the most powerful telescopes
construction of the bubble satellites
What kind of glass would be used?
The type of glass that can withstand the extreme heat of reentering Earth's atmosphere is called fused silica glass; specifically, high-purity fused silica, which is often used in multiple panes on spacecraft windows to protect against the intense heat during reentry.
Key points about fused silica glass in space travel:
High thermal resistance: Fused silica has exceptional resistance to extreme temperatures, making it suitable for the harsh conditions of reentry.
The International Space Station is located in the thermosphere which reaches temperatures of upwards of 4,500 degrees Fahrenheit, but does it not melt, because our ordinary notions of temperature don’t apply in the thermosphere.
Individual molecules might have the energy equivalent of being in a 4,500 degree gas or plasma, but they are so rarefied that collectively, they impart almost no energy at all to a spacecraft. Temperature is really a measure of molecular or atomic motion.
If a few trillion atoms of nitrogen are hitting you from all sides at 1,500 feet per second, you’ll feel that as room temperature air. But if one nitrogen atom hits you at six times that speed, you won’t feel it at all. It packs a lot more energy, but it’s just one atom.
Atoms in the thermosphere are moving so fast we measure their speed in electron volts, like particles whizzing around an accelerator. Individually, they may have temperatures around 1,500 F. But they are also something like 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times more rarefied than down here. There are so spread out, they don’t interact as a gas at all, but as individual particles. They are so spread out, that even at 1,500 F, there just don’t impact any material energy to orbiting bodies, except as drag over the weeks and months.
What kind of boosters would be used?
The satellites would achieve comet speeds through powerful booster rockets powered by radioisotope thermoelectric generators (RTGs), using nuclear decay to generate electricity. RTGs are essentially nuclear batteries.