JUPITER SIB -- Part N -- HANGAR PLAN

THE SIB'S INGENIOUS "ASSEMBLE-GO" SPACE SHIP PROCEDURE

NASA, TAKE NOTES: As will be shown in the following, the SIBs who are billions of years advanced of the Human Race, have a highly refined, far advanced method of assembling and launching their mega-sized space ships millions of times larger than ours as compared to say the despicable habitual liars NASA launches U S Taxpayer's space vehicles.

Whereas NASA uses a multistep procedure to assemble and launch space vehicles, the SIBs have a simple two-step system for their extremely larger space ships. NASA first has to assemble their much smaller space ships in the "VAB", (Vertical Assembly Building); then after assembly has to load the ship on a tracked, slow moving "Transporter" to get the ship to the Launch Pad where; final assembly and testing are required and; finally, the ship is fueled; then when all ready -- launched.

Whereas, from evidence shown and explained herein, the SIBs assemble their space ships in a Hangar and, when ready, open the Door and it blasts off into space -- a simple, two-step "ASSEMBLE-GO" system. Following are details of one of their Space Ship Hangars attesting to that procedure.

Above is the seemingly simple but super ingenious structural plan of the 33,000+ miles square SIB Space Ship HANGAR. It is essentially the same as shown in the previous Section but of a different time. The concept and overall size are the same but some of the walls, equipment, the door, etc. are slightly different.

The more one analyzes the concept, the more one realizes just how ingenious the structural plan is. It is not possible to explain all of it even if we could but keeping in mind that it is to assemble and launch space ships right out of the front door so to speak -- the Hangar Door -- using the SIB's "ASSEMBLE-GO" procedure-- take particular note of the the following:

• How the protective covering (in black) on the exterior, thrust-side face of the Hangar (on the right) including its wall and the Door are specially thick to protect against the thrust heat and pressure of blast off of the SPACE SHIP as it departs from the Hangar;
• That all other walls are covered with the same protective material both inside and out, but not as thickly applied as it is on the thrust side of the Hangar;
• That the entire interior floor system (shown mostly in yellow, red and black) is suspended in the "atmosphere" of JUPITER, except where "rubbing contact" is made at the two doors (the main Hangar Door) and the smaller, side "projection area" which, thus far, we do not know the purpose;
• And contact is also made with the back (left) wall which is made especially thick to help resist the thrust transferred through the door assembly and the "weight assembly block" (in red and black);
• Notice the especially made flexible joints at the corners where the walls meet and the walls of the "projection area" presumably to flexibly take the thrust pressure and stresses of blast off;
• Why the walls of the :projected area" are so thick and made to be so flexible is also unknown at the present;
• Notice that the entire Hangar Door assembly is only in "rubbing contact" with its adjacent wall areas in order to allow -- when subjected to thrust pressure -- slippage movement of the Door Assembly without putting additional stresses on the wall when the super huge space ship blasts off right at "the front door";
• As to what the "projection area" is for, we do not know but it could be: a weighing apparatus; a source of additional mass to resist the thrust; where supplies and equipment are brought in; a part of the shock absorbing equipment; or another type of door for a smaller space ship;
• And there is some justification for this last possibility in that the thickness of the protective material on the opposite wall and on the suspended floor (in yellow) indicate the Hangar is set up for this to also be a Space Ship launch door;
• There are also other features which we can not possibly explain at this time, however, do remember that:
• This "Hangar Building" -- many times larger than Earth -- like all other Auxiliary Support and Supply Equipment the SIBs use in their creation and maintenance of JUPITER -- has been levitated for far over 100,000 miles through space -- probably many times -- from the Storage area while being twisted and turned to its final position and orientation around JUPITER in order to assemble and launch their fabulously huge Space Ships.

By the untiring and generous efforts of the SIBs through Slaughter Engineering, we the Human Race are extremely fortunate and honored to finally see for the very first time in the history of Mankind an example of one of their Space Ship Hangars and to be permitted to photograph and begin to understand the ingenious manner in which they operate.