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The Space Island group will provide services training, ground operations, communications and launch facilities for commercial space traffic and space stations where research and manufacturing facilities will coexist with plush resort hotels in orbit. The Space Island Group is comprised of highly talented, experienced and dedicated engineers, aerospace employees, and designers that see the vision of viable and profitable space commerce for the 21st Century and beyond. Space Island Group is currently working with corporations, schools such at Rochester Institute of Technology .The experts in their fields to improve aerospace designs and concepts for ground operations, communications and the design of a new shuttle and micro-gravity space stations that will one day orbit the Earth. By helping schools with media and information, Space Island Group inspires the many students that will be needed in the new fields of service and hospitality for space tourism. Space Island Group plans to build training centers and create new service fields, ground operations and efficient systems to benefit all commercial space corporations. The Exotic Technologies Institute will provide large-scale grants and small-scale grants to the Space Island Group. The grants will be used for ground operations, services training, research manufacturing and communications, and Space Island Group salaries. As a growing commerce emerges from permanent stations on the moon and missions to Mars, there will be a need for transportation back and forth of large amounts of goods and supplies. The External Fuel tank can be converted into a Space Ferry, allowing a low cost solution acting as a space shipping line for commercial space ventures. Using the newest in materials and technology, Space Island Group strives to create safer and lower cost operations for space commerce and tourism for the 21st Century and beyond.Today, 95% of the engineering needed to build the stations and space planes seen in "2001" has already been developed by NASA as part of their space shuttle program. Many of the film's technical advisors were NASA engineers who, in the 1960s, also designed the actual, wheel-shaped stations and space shuttles - which NASA, soon hoped to build. Budget cuts after the moon landings forced NASA to only develop the space shuttles. The development of small-scale space stations and large-scale space stations was dropped for more than 15 years. But NASA's best-kept secret is that many of those early shuttle designers believed the shuttle program could achieve both goals. Many of those visionary designers now working with the Space Island Group are going to finally achieve this goal. They’re early Space Stations designs centered on the shuttle's hollow, orange external fuel tank, known in the industry as the External Tanks. While the 2 white rocket boosters under the shuttle's wings drop off 2 minutes after launch and parachute into the sea, the 70,000-pound, aluminum ET stays attached to the shuttle, feeding its liquid fuel to the shuttle's engines during the rest of its 8-1/2 minute flight to orbit.Few people realize that one of these airtight cylinders is carried to orbit on each shuttle flight, then destroyed when force back down in the atmosphere when its odorless fuel is gone. As a government agency, NASA is prohibited from operating a commercial enterprise. Their mandate is to develop the hardware, then let private industry take over. But the firms that built the shuttles and External Tanks for NASA, the space divisions of Boeing and Lockheed Martin, only work on government-funded projects. They have no contact with commercial companies who could buy or lease these shuttles and space stations. Their design, construction and purchasing procedures, geared to complex government requirements and very small production runs, can't mass-produce the dozens of shuttles and thousands of External Tanks this project will need. The Space Islands Group management structure will have far more in common with the auto and computer industries than with the defense industry.The Space Islands Group will work closely with the firms who'll lease these stations as research facilities, space hotels, hospitals, factories or entertainment centers to let them profit from their involvement long before our first station is operational. The Exotic Technologies Institute will provide grants for the purchase of recyclable aluminum construction materials. These aluminum construction materials will use for the construction materials of mass-produced. Each Space Island Group wheel space station “s finished external tank will composed of not more sixty tons in aluminum. Therefore completed Space Islands Group space stations will weight 1,200 tons in aluminum construction materials alone. Since mass produced Space Islands Group space stations will weigh more than 20 external tanks. The Exotic Technologies Institute will use $12 million dollars to buy 12,000 tons. The Exotic Technologies Institute will use paid subcontractors to melt the metallic recyclables into potential construction materials The 12,000 tons can be used to mass-produced 10 entire Space Islands Group space stations. Each mass produced wheel station is more inexpensive than the construction of a single Space Islands Group space station. The Space Islands Group has stated on their own web site that is possible to make a stationery wheel space station into a mobile wheel space station. The large number of wheel space stations can formed the foundation of a fleet of combined space station/space craft. Once Space Islands Group space stations have had attached a powerful space craft propulsion systems humanity can broke out of Earth orbit, After almost thirty years being all human activities locked into Earth orbit. Humanity can make one grand leap the realm of interplanetary space using mass produced vehicles and space stations. Mobile Space Islands Group space stations will return humanity to the orbit of the Moon. The mobile space stations can help space agencies; space explorers, industrialists and space tourists travel to the planet Mars and asteroids
