Today, September 9, 2019, the scientist, philanthropist and businessman, a great man who follows his Dream, founder of Asgardia - the first Space Nation in human history, our Head of Nation Dr Igor Ashurbeyli celebrates his fifty-sixth birthday. His associates and collaborators, ministers and representatives of the Asgardian Parliament, honour him, sending him wishes of happiness, strength, tenacity in pursuing his goals, and express their commitment, support and faith in his Idea that they each have long taken on as their own: humanity will live in space!

Esteemed Head of Nation,

On behalf of the Parliament of Asgardia, I send you our heartfelt congratulations on the occasion of your birthday on 9th September, 2019. 

The Lord then said to Noah, “Go into the ark, you and your whole family, because I have found you righteous in this generation.” Genesis 7:1 (NIV)

How much can one man accomplish in 56 years? With life’s pace being so hasty, this time can’t possibly suffice to reveal all that he is, to bring into the world all the benefit he would wish to, and shape a legacy worth as much as he would consider appropriate for his calling.

At 56, founder and Head of Nation of Asgardia Dr. Igor Ashurbeyli has every right to say he has made the best of his years: the people whose lives were enriched through his involvement, his deeds of kindness, generosity and creativity speak of him everywhere he goes.

Today, Asgardia celebrates Constitution Day. Exactly two years ago, September 9, 2017 / August 28, 0001, Head of Nation Dr. Igor Ashurbeyli approved the results of the vote on Asgardia’s constitutional charter. Voting began on 18th June 2017/01 Asgard 0001, a date which was later declared an Asgardian public holiday: National Unity Day. 72.5% of Asgardians voted in favour of the proposed Constitution

The creation of a Constitution is a significant milestone on the path to the creation of the Space Nation. The Constitution has become the foundation upon which Asgardia has developed and upon which it will continue to grow.

This monograph provides general characteristics of weapons and military equipment as objects of systemic study, as well as discusses military, scientific, and technological challenges to be solved within the various life cycle stages of such equipment. It outlines the basics of quality control, efficiency theory and operations research; the basics of decision-making theory, as well as optimisation goals with a comparison of alternatives for scalar and vector quality indicators; the methods of expert estimation of chosen objects. Various aspects of systemic research, conducted during the conceptualisation and development of weapons and military equipment, are described; statistical methods of processing and analysis of experimental data, including variance, regression and factor analysis methods as well as methods for research trials, are described. The system of equipment testing is described, and contents of research trials are provided. Considerable attention is paid to methods of experimental research.

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This book chronicles the development of Russia’s air and space defence technology, as well as how defence systems and arsenals are tested.

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The main development issues of Russian air and space defence technology and digital components base are discussed.

These include:

Various technology (listed in detail) essential for the development of active phased array radar (APAR)

Steps needed to take for the development of a digital components base needed to build APARs

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