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The interactive Internet is the most important resource to sustain. Humans demand education and accessibilies to the Internet. NEON [Native Earthling Organization Networks] aims to do what PBS did for television in the late 60's. To create a Publicly funded Internet to expand throughout the cosmos and native habitat of planet Earth. NATIVE EARTHLING, INC. is a 501(c)3 non-profit technology and motion picture corporation; incorporated in the United State of Nevada. NEON is a certified Microsoft Executive Partner. Research and development for Microsoft & NASA/JPL have taken place for the past few years for the unmanned missions to Mars; utilizing technologies such as Xbox; XNA, Kinect for Windows, and serval other development platforms. Within this research liquid water has been discovered. Recent publications of the Windows game: "NEOFLY Mars Water 3D" showcases images from the initial discovery of a caldera of liquid water in the Mawrth region of the planet Mars, discovered by Special Media Relations III and NEON team captain; Chief August Craft. Furthermore, the game images have been rendered into stereoscopic 3D (cyan & red glasses are necessary, but not required). Shortly after the publication of the game, International disclosures of liquid water on Mars were announced.

"Greetings everyone, I am excited to announce that my scientific research paper for a plasma-ion thruster has been submitted and accepted by SpaceX for the Hyperloop contest on Earth. Initially I hypothesized the thrusters would only be implemented in deep space, however, the Hyperloop will be a opportunity for valuable utilization of a plasma-ion thruster. I have designed a plasma ion thruster for deep space exploration. Furthermore, I have been participating in the Space Apps Challenges for the past few years. I have been developing and publishing videogames as a learning environment for the unmanned missions to Mars. I also aided in the algorithms that send pulse packets of data to relayed transceivers outside the VanAllen belt".

August Craft Microsoft Research NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory Special Media Relations III · December 12, 2012 to present

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