InfoTelesys Peace Around The World Plan

Office Space in Space
InfoTelesys needs "office space" in space for its next generation IT
Sat™ data
and communications centers. Currently, there is not yet much real estate
available in space. InfoTelesys needs satellite space in space,
regardless of our ability to acquire Mir or not. Therefore, the three
billion dollar Mir Space Station represents an ideal platform for
InfoTelesys' GEO IT Sats™.
Mir's modular architecture allows InfoTelesys to upgrade each of the
six Mir modules into individual mega-capacity non-manned GEO IT Sats™. The GEO IT
Sats™ will be integrated into
InfoTelesys' future Get IT Rostelesat-M satellite armada.
Mir would effectively become the center of The Next Internet™, a massively
scalar network built by InfoTelesys, and called the IT-I2™ (InfoTelesys
Internet 2) network. IT-I2™ is already capable of accelerating network
access speeds by more than two thousand times that of traditional Internet
connections, with the option of reaching fifteen thousand times the
performance of traditional Internet access. This level of
performance with InfoTelesys will change all communications, broadcast
media, and operations, as we know them.
Beyond the incredible speed and unequaled global access of IT-I2™, InfoTelesys'
IT Sats™ will make "virtual space real estate" available for
hire, allowing you to establish your own space enterprise.
Establishing your business outside of this world provides some significant tax and communications
advantages. Imagine having immediate access to all of the
advantages of endless space, with zero bureaucracy (the gravity that pulls
businesses and governments down). Businesses that are virtually hosted on
InfoTelesys' IT Sats™ will, however, be required to adhere to strict
ethical standards, but without the bureaucracy and modeling of Earth's governments.
Mir: A Logical Solution for InfoTelesys
Mir is a large modular space station that has the capacity to house InfoTelesys'
digital space centers.
Mir's modular architecture allows InfoTelesys to separate the detachable
modules into six individual super high capacity IT Sats (InfoTelesys
Satellites). Each of these separated modules can then be distributed around
the globe, to establish a network for effective worldwide communications
access.
Get IT Ed - Classrooms in Space
InfoTelesys is considering converting one of the Mir modules into
a space and earth sciences educational MEO IT Sat™. Get IT Ed, the
InfoTelesys division responsible for establishing next generation
education technologies would make the satellite available to schools and
universities around the world for collaborative communications and
education. A likely topic on the Get IT Ed IT Sat™ would be a
special program featuring the new International Space Station (ISS), while
much of the existing equipment on Mir can be used by students for environmental studies.
InfoTelesys' Plan for
Peace/Mir Around The World
The InfoTelesys IT Sat™ armada is a high speed network of
globally distributed space centers, that establish a complete,
worldwide communications platform. Mir would form the distributed center of
this IT-I2™ network.
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Global coverage can only be achieved through
satellites, InfoTelesys' plan distributes the Mir modules around the
world:
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The State of Peace, The State of Mir
Imagine having the opportunity to develop your own media or business enterprise
in an outer space environment. Like Captain Kirk of Star Trek's "Starship
Enterprise," this new technology will allow you to virtually command your
own enterprise from anywhere on or off earth. So many new applications
and capabilities will be made available by InfoTelesys' technology...
Of course, InfoTelesys will complete the construction of IT-I2™ with or without Space Station
Mir. Mir, however, represents a solid platform and a noble cause
that has a meaning which, in many ways, parallels InfoTelesys' mission: "To make
the world a better place, showing respect for all creation, while
operating with complete integrity, for it is in God we trust."
Learn more about Mir and InfoTelesys' Peace
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