From round cities to space rings

FROM ROUND CITIES

TO SPACE RINGS

Antonio Pinto Renedo

© Author, layout and cover design:

Antonio Pinto Renedo

Published in July 2011

Revised in 2019

INDEX

CHAPTER 1 - PROGRESS OF CITIES

The first cities

Classical city

The cities dome

Compact cities

CHAPTER 2 - CRAFT

Craft VDV

Craft depot majority

Floating craft

Launchpads

Laser craft

CHAPTER 3 - SPACE CITIES

Integrated system centrifugal

Rotary lifts

Small craft

Magnetic gravity

Spatial rings

Advantages of living space or Earth

CHAPTER 4 - HABITS IN THE FUTURE

Energy

Costume single piece

Discarded options

The job

The companies

Unions and strikes

Governance

Health and nutrition

The judicial system

Weapons

CHAPTER 5 - SOME METAFÍSICA

The origin of the cosmos

The solar system training

Biological evolution

Competition among animals

The evolution of the stars

Super galaxias

Colors of numbers

Scientists myths

Man at end of progress

FOREWORD

With this book the reader pretend to accompany me on an interesting journey through space and time trying to understand how it could be the process of evolution of humanity. In an effort of imagination united to a thorough scientific analysis I have tried to approach as much as possible the world that could find us in the coming centuries.

Since my childhood, I felt a keen interest in scientific issues for me were something more than a mere collection of ideas, lived as if they were part of me, I felt the feeling of having a special facility to find possible solutions to problems scientists. By studying science and thorough analysis of it I developed a number of ideas that were implemented in this book, i.e. I have not sought simply define what the world of the future based on the scientific conclusions reached so far, but rather I have gone further and I tried to find those points that mainstream science does not show in order to add something positive to your progress.

I have also proposed trying to clarify what the first steps of the universe in its infancy and what their end, in many respects from a philosophical or metaphysical point, but my understanding is this science, philosophy, which contribute more to society in the future, because from my point of view it is the most difficult and the least developed.

Although only part of scientific theories raised in this book were true, and only thus would have added a bit to the progress of humanity.

This book has been translated from the original Spanish version.

CHAPTER 1 - THE PROGRESS OF CITIES

THE FIRST CITIES

Since time immemorial mankind has sought the best way to protect yourself from problems such as weather, animal attacks and attacks from other human communities. Also to develop the first mode of trade and have those close by, as a result arose the first cities, which in this case could best be called villages.

At first the houses were being built in an impromptu manner going in a number of low to high generally in the course of rivers, but there was no urban planning that delimit in the most appropriate location of the buildings, an old housing destroyed and instead other more modern type was constructed but not coordinated with each other in the future this will change, cities will be planned from the beginning just as a car is designed, not as an individual thing but as a whole also joined in these cities conventional materials such as cement and bricks will be replaced by more easily recycled as glass plastic or metal.

CLASSICAL CITY

The classical city could be defined as the result of a housing association that eventually went on to become a cluster of buildings, while retaining the characteristic of individual buildings made on a horizontal plane, which grew into the vertical, thus each building became a smaller micro city.

The main drawback of such cities is that although each building provides its tenants a protection from the weather, that advantage is broken when they have to leave to go to another, this would be solved if a marriage brokers are believe among all city buildings and thus allow citizens to safeguard the various climate changes such as rain, snow or wind.

The best design for a city in my view would be to round type, so the city is projected towards all directions equally, on its periphery airports would be installed and everything connected with them. In the center of the city government buildings and administrative. The roads consist of roads that divide the city circle in grids so vertical and horizontal if seen from above, each division would form a neighborhood in the cities of the future private car it could be replaced by an extensive transport network public, which could well be formed by conventional buses, or one meter network type circulating on rails, or both, this mission would alleviate the presence of traffic, while achieving significant energy savings. All vehicles circulate in a plane other than pedestrian in order to avoid abuses, but they would not beneath the earth, since that, while useful, is the result of a sort of improvised and unplanned city, rather the base plane would leave for pedestrians and public transport routes would be placed in a higher background. In order to avoid accidents, vehicle access areas as platforms, would be completely separate from citizens and could only be accessed through automatic gates once arrested. The risk of objects falling from buildings, be solved by these having an outer shell and separate fixed pedestrian areas. In a developed society would not exist strikes in vital services because the nature of a strike is to respond to an individual problem of a company, but a particular interest can not hinder the progress of the rest, strikes wild type more have to do with terrorist behavior with legitimate claims, the problem is that some governments are not able to distinguish one from the other, give prevalence to the right to strike for the right to move or otherwise.