Tuesday, August 27, 2013

MKS-1B LSJC : Space Debris “cleaner” Concept by Oscar Viñals

Our space designer, the great Oscar Viñals has sent us his latest spaceship design, it’s called MKS-1B LSJC. It’s a cleaner actually, yes, this futuristic spaceship cleans space waste from Earth’s orbit to avoid crashes with our satellites. You can read detail explanations of this space cleaner from the designer himself.



Once in space, the biggest threat to astronauts and spacecrafts is space debris. Space debris, also known as space junk or space waste, are potentially dangerous and useless objects in Earth’s orbit. Therefore, NASA’s or ESA’s Space Agencies… today are developing systems to clean up space debris from Earth’s low orbit (73% of tracked debris reside in this orbit).


Since it is not economically feasible for a spacecraft to pick up all the pieces of space junk; we need other “possible” solutions, my design based in a personal study with most potential feasible solutions, consist to use the laser technology that could vaporize or redirect space debris back to Earth. The project are based in today tested technology and technology under development.


MKS-1B LSJC project consists in the feasible possibility to move a mass in Space at our discretion, redirecting it in a reentry orbit at high speed, so “the mass” will be destroyed in this process or in specific cases (according to size or composition) it will fall in a pre-selected point in the ocean (without damaging any living being, at any time).Based in theorized rudiments of Quantum Electrodynamics and other “commons energies” like an Ultra intense Pulse Laser and Quantum emission processes, discovered by A. Einstein, who derived the relationship between the A coefficient describing spontaneous emission and the B coefficient which applies to absorption and stimulated emission (Principles of Laser Actions).



Designer : Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals




Helios would be an airplane equipped with a High-Powered Chemical Laser Unit (Deuterium fluoride laser Advanced), a Cooler System for Laser Unit and a Wind Electric-Generator like a power booster. It could generate an Ultra intense Pulse Laser from Front Turret, the heat from the laser blasts would vaporize a minuscule part of a piece of Space Junk between 1cm to 20cm resulting in a “plasma cloud” around it. The two Lateral Turrets generate a Pulse Laser at lowering rate with high repetition rate, directed to a Satellite in LEO orbit (Cyclops) area for most Space Debris. Helios could be equipped with some Tracking & Detection Systems of Space Debris with Land Support (Special Telescope).


Cyclops could receive the Pulse Laser from lateral turrets redirecting its to pre-selected objectives, hypothetically Cyclops could generate an electromagnetic “mass” following Quantum Electrodynamics bases, combined with superconductive nano-particles at high temperature and solar wind like a “accelerant” (ions, x radiations, neutrinos, UV radiation, etc.) and Pulse laser like a transmitter (rail way) towards “plasma cloud” mass of Space debris (with semi-electric charge), the masses will have an electromagnetic interaction, so the nano-particles and the Debris would be pushed in a Fall Orbit. Helios & Cyclops could “clean” big extensions into space at LEO orbit (low earth orbit) between 300km at 1,000km from Earth’s surface in relatively short periods of time (hours).



MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept by Oscar Viñals


Tuvie has received “MKS-1B LSJC Space Debris cleaner Concept” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.


MKS-1B LSJC : Space Debris “cleaner” Concept by Oscar Viñals is originally posted on Tuvie


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Okura House by Bossley Architects

Bossley Architects have designed the Okura House in Auckland, New Zealand.


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Description



Designed for a sensitive ridge in rolling countryside, this house was depressed three metres into the existing ridgeline to minimise impact on the sea views from the neighbouring sites.


Two separate buildings, linked by screens and lightweight roof, define the entry and pool area and help minimise the overall visual bulk. The main living wing has a central section of concrete walls and earth roof to replicate the original ridge when viewed from afar. From this ‘grounded’ element radiate the floating roof over the living areas, and a separate bedroom wing which cantilevers dramatically over the falling land.



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Architect: Bossley Architects


Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio

Moitie Table Lamp is a unique and iconic lamp that takes advantage of its own reflection as a key part of the design. It looks like a whole lamp when actually, the real object is just half of the lamp. It features dynamic aspect because depending on the angle of view, the appearance of the lamp varies, creating a full shape from the half silhouette. The designer tested different shape of lamp until he got a common table lamp shape that everyone can recognize. This concept lamp consists of 3 components: a half cylinder wooden base, a mirror with built-in light source at the back, and opalescent tube that diffuses the light. All these components can be assembled easily, making this project appropriate for a flat packaging.


Designer : Kutarq Studio


Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio


Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio



Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio


Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio


Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio


Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio


Tuvie has received “Moitie Table Lamp” project from our ‘Submit A Design‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their design/concept for publication.


Moitie Table Lamp by Kutarq Studio is originally posted on Tuvie