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TSI's Projects
Titans Space Industries (TSI), a division of Titans Universe, is embarking on the largest and most ambitious commercial space program in the world: a collection of incredible projects that will take 30-years and US$300 billion to complete.
1. Strato @ 30 km 2. Space Diving3. Space Elevators4. Spaceplanes5. Space Hotel
6. Space Stations7. Orbital Rings8. Lunar Resort9. Lunar Mining10. Nuclear Tech
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Revolutionizing Space Travel & Space Tourism
Titans Space Industries specializes in next-generation space travel infrastructure and space industrialization.
TSI's projects are split in five categories.
Read on, or go to the projects overview per category.
The Rocket Launch Vehicle Systems in use today are inherently limited in terms of efficiencies and pose severe shortcomings and risks. Furthermore, improvements in rocketry will remain limited for the foreseeable future, and as such space travel, space exploration, and space commercialization would remain a near-impossible feat for most of humanity for decades to come.
Commerce in space, including space tourism, as well as scientific missions, let alone industrialization, will remain restricted to the frequencies and efficiencies that rocket systems and technologies would allow.
This is where TSI brings about a true paradigm shift.
Recently, TSI concluded its multi-year effort to plan the construction of orbital rings and space elevators - fixed infrastructure in ultra-low Earth orbit that enables virtually unlimited transportation of humans and cargo.
These infrastructure, along with special projects like the Titans Spaceplane, will revolutionize transportation, space travel, space exploration, and space commerce.
TSI's space infrastructure will eventually encompass three separate, fixed low-orbit systems:
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Each OrbitalLoop system consists of so-called orbital rings (first mentioned by Nikolas Tesla, and inspired, among others, by the plans envisioned by Dr. Paul Birch and futurist Isaac Arthur), and relatively short low-orbit space elevators (on Earth it's 100 km tall) - instead of ~40,000 kilometers in geosynchronous orbit as is the case with Earth-bound space elevators proposed by other organizations.
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A true revolution: Safer, more efficient, and cheaper than rockets
Using orbital rings and spaceships instead of rockets dramatically increases efficiencies and possibilities of space travel, space exploration, and space commercialization.
Today, there is not enough market demand for orbital rings, simply because there is not much to be done in space - as of yet.
TSI has unique, literal "moonshots" at the heart of its objectives: massive disruptive space projects that enable the company to generate revenues of US$1 trillion or more. This would include the commoditizing of precious metals mined on the Moon for use in space as well as on Earth, large-scale space tourism, and terawatts of clean energy in the form of OrbitalLoop-based space solar power systems for Earth's consumption, and many more novel opportunities.
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TSI's End to End infrastructure: From our own Spaceport on Earth to our own colony on the Moon
The LEO OrbitalLoop system will initially consist of one single (partial) equatorial orbital ring at 100 kilometers altitude, and several space elevators that will rise from Earth’s surface (usually ocean sites) to 100 km altitude where they connect with the OrbitalLoop.
The first parts of the initial LEO OrbitalLoop will be assembled in space when the Titans Spaceplane or nuclear propelled spaceship will become operational, expected in 2027.
These spacecraft and TSI's robotics and automation assets will make in-space construction possible beyond what we can imagine today.
The Titans LEO OrbitalPort (a large space station) is equally crucial for the construction of the LEO OrbitalLoop system.
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A Multi-Phased Approach: R&D, Planning, and Construction
The world's largest construction project is obviously something that needs careful planning. We are aware of Murphy's Law.
R&D, planning, and construction of the Earth OrbitalLoop system, ultimately existing of four OrbitalLoops and numerous space elevators, is planned in several phases:
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Phase 1: through 2023
Through 2023, TSI will continue investing heavily in R&D, testing, preparations, and asset creation with the finalized objectives of the company, the Titans Astronauts (part of the Titans Space Society), and third parties as its guiding principles.
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Phase 2
Through 2028, the entire core and the initial parts of the first two LEO OrbitalLoop systems will be (partly) constructed.
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Phase 3
Through 2032, final parts of the first two LEO OrbitalLoop systems, the initial parts of the last two LEO OrbitalLoop systems, and the intial parts of the Lunar Polar OrbitalLoop will be constructed.
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Phase 4
Through 2035, the final parts of the last two LEO OrbitalLoop systems, the complete first parts of the Lunar Polar OrbitalLoop (for Earth-Moon-Earth spaceship routes) will be constructed.
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Phase 5
Through 2040, all Earth, Moon, and Mars OrbitalLoop systems should be operational.
From LEO OrbitalLoop to Lunar OrbitalLoop
Construction of the LEO OrbitalLoop' s sister sytem, the Lunar OrbitalLoop system, is planned from 2032 onward; it will initially consist of one single (partial) Polar OrbitalLoop and at least two space elevators that will reach from the Moon’s surface to a yet-to-be determined altitude where they connect to the Lunar OrbitalLoop.
TSI's Orbital infrastructure enables virtually unlimited transportation of humans and cargo from Earth to the Moon, and vice versa.
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Spaceships instead of rockets to the moon
There will be no longer need for frequent rocket launches from Earth or the use of human landing vehicles to and from the Lunar surface.
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Point to Point transportation on Earth and on the Moon
Ultra-fast transportation of people and cargo from point to point over the length of the OrbitalLoop system will become a reality.
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Continous resupply and cargo transportation
The OrbitalLoop system allows virtually unlimited and quick supplies from Earth (of food, liquids, water, cargo, materials, and machines) to the Lunar OrbitalLoop (and as such, to Titania Lunar Colony), and virtually unlimited transport of materials and metals from the Lunar OrbitalLoop to the Earth OrbitalLoop and Titania Oceana - a Titans Universe man-made private island that will be part resort, and part transportation port and cargo hub. The first Titans Space Elevator will be built near Titania Oceana.
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Launch track for spaceships from Earth to the Moon, and vice versa
The OrbitalLoop also functions as a launch track for specially designed spaceships, and because they accelerate on the OrbitalLoop, these vehicles don't need fuel for take-off.
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Bypassing the fuel dilemma
The only fuel needed on board of the spaceship is for decelerating/turning/docking at) the point of destination. In the case of Earth’s OrbitalLoop, that would be the Lunar OrbitalLoop.
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Fast turnaround and efficient operations
Once docked at the Lunar OrbitalLoop, the spaceship is to be offloaded, maintenance checked, refueled, and ready for return to the Earth OrbitalLoop it departed from, or to accelerate to take-off to Mars or beyond.
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From the Moon to Deep Space
Vehicles can take off to deep space from the OrbitalLoop. Acceleration of vehicles on the OrbitalLoop is adjustable, which is of great benefit to space travel and exploration.
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Bringing human space exploration closer to reality
There will no longer be a need for frequent rocket launches from Earth to reach LEO, GEO, the Moon, Mars, and further. TSI's space vehicles can launch, travel, and land safer and more efficiently (and with much bigger payloads).
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Rocket and spaceship refeuling stations in space
Fueling and refueling of third party chemically propelled rockets and spaceships will be more efficient on the OrbitalLoop, at the OrbitalPort, or on Titania Lunar.
And much more!
To fully understand the scale and scope of TSI projects, please peruse this website. If you want to get involved one way or another, please get in touch with us.
Below, you'll find an overview of our projects per category.
Space Tourism
The multi-purpose space elevators also allow safe, quick, and efficient transportation of humans and cargo to the OrbitalLoop for point-to-point transit on Earth, or to a TSI destination in space.
Orbital Infrastructure
Industry & Commercial
Special Projects
Related Projects
More About Titans SpacePort South America
The spaceport will also function as an International Airport (handling planes ranging from Airbus 380-800 to private jets) and all modern facilities required for convenient and luxurious international travel.