NORTH AMERICA INTERNATIONAL,INC. 

                                  NEW YORK SPACE AGENCY SINCE 2021

Development of innovative ideas and performance of advanced spatial intelligence studies and analyses.

                                                                                                                         

NEW YORK SPACE AGENCY

Publication: New York, May 25, 2026

We are solely dedicated to creating innovative ideas and advanced spatial intelligence theories for projects that push the boundaries of current space development. We are motivated by challenges and by overcoming existing limitations to conquer the adversity of the difficulties facing modern science.

The development of studies and operational management in online spaces in the United States from other countries allows the agency to maintain a fully active legal and functional capacity, both remotely and on-site. Thanks to this framework, our collaborators and authorized personnel can carry out analysis and coordination activities outside the commercial sphere, focusing on scientific study and the observation of the cosmos.

This operational model facilitates the performance of studies and analyses of cosmic observations visible from different regions of the planet, taking advantage of the diversity of coordinates, latitudes, and atmospheric conditions. The agency thus maintains a global perspective based on the free observation of the night sky, but with the rigor and precision of experts in various scientific disciplines.

Although this approach sometimes involves working without advanced instruments or dedicated physical facilities, the expanded observational scope supports international strategies, allowing our collaborators to participate in joint studies from virtually anywhere in the world.

The agency actively collaborates with other international space sector entities, providing relevant information on cosmic phenomena that, on occasion, generate particular scientific interest. Our vision is clear: to expand knowledge, strengthen global cooperation, and contribute to advancements in space exploration.






Cooperation between different entities and agencies is essentially necessary to achieve global projects of significant technological advances. For this reason we have contacts from different agencies in the technological sector where we can mediate with the possibility of promoting different projects of general interest.

Technological capacity fundamentally involves the balance of projects adapted to the universal environment. Advances are significant in multiple projects initially generated from innovative theories previously confirmed from a scientific perspective and supervision.


Technology can be fused and adapted to new, more effective ideas capable of achieving important goals not yet achieved by the space sector. Our current and main mission is to provide new theoretical orientations to achieve significant objectives that may be decisive in the future, relying on the greatest possible effectiveness of experts in different subjects.



EXPLORATION ON THE MOON

EVERY DETAIL COUNTS FOR THE SAFETY OF THE ASTRONAUTS. SCIENCE AND INTELLIGENCE ARE RELEVANT TO OVERCOME THESE CHALLENGES.

THE TRUE CONQUEST OF SPACE COMES IN THIS NEW TECHNOLOGICAL ERA.

Artificial intelligence aims to challenge new frontiers and overcome astronomical challenges with the new generation of artificial intelligence.Action protocols can be considerably improved in numerous projects using specially designed artificial intelligence units. The interactive fusion between artificial intelligence and advanced virtual reality technology could allow holographic visualization in places where there would be human presence projected in images transmitted by remote control from Earth.



INNOVATION AND INTELLIGENCE CAPABLE OF ACHIEVING GOALS

The space race knows no limits in terms of technology and innovation. Since 2021, we have been a private space agency committed to achieving goals that transcend the barriers of the impossible.

SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE AREA.

Published: New York ,June 3, 2026.

Experts in various fields distinguish between creativity and the development of advanced intelligence ideas and theories. We have created the design of the "RVX 09 EXTRACTOR," which is still in the experimental phase for further evaluation in computer simulators. Its size is particularly interesting.

THE UNIVERSE IS SCIENCE

Published: New York ,June 3, 2026.

The diversity of life that exists on many planets located in the galaxy teaches us to appreciate other alternatives that bring us closer to a world of challenges for science.New aspects of future space mining continue to advance. We are ready to bring together innovative ideas and cooperative projects.

EARTH STONES AND THEIR PERCEPTION

Published: New York March 30, 2026.

Enlarged part of an object donated to the corporation from Europe on August 1, 2025. The object is an antique piece made of various components and materials, providing a zoomed-in view of an indescribable image of a terrestrial stone.

SPECIAL AREA OF ADVANCED INTELLIGENCE
EXPERIMENTAL SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS

Publication: In New York on June 5, 2026

CHIEF SCIENTIFIC OFFICER - DRA.SENDA MONTCLIER

Basic theory of the experimental function of PROJECT ACARON 9, presented by Dr. Senda Montclier and property of NORTH AMERICA INTERNATIONAL, INC. local curvature – space dilation – sub‑dimensional time structure. PARTIAL DESCRIPTION: In Niobium‑Tin (Nb₃Sn).

  • Cable diameter: 32 mm.

  • Coating: Stabilizing copper to prevent burn damage from leaks.

  • Winding: 120 turns in a compact solenoid form, internal diameter 600 mm.

  • Cooling: Total immersion in a bath of superfluid Helium He‑II at 1.8 K. Forced circulation at 400 liters/minute.

  • Support structure: High‑strength steel blocks hydraulically pre‑tensioned (withstand 3,000 tons of magnetic force).

 PLAN 4: ADVANCED CRYOGENIC       REFRIGERATION SYSTEM

Closed‑loop schematic

        MAIN COMPONENTS

  1. PRIMARY COMPRESSOR (Gaseous Helium):Output pressure: 25 bar.Power: 850 kW.

  2. CASCADE HEAT EXCHANGERS:Stage 1: Cooling with liquid nitrogen (77 K).Stage 2: Cooling with standard liquid helium (4.2 K).Stage 3: Joule–Thomson valve → Here the drop to temperatures below 1 K is achieved, generating the required Helium‑3.

  3. CRYOGENIC CIRCULATION PUMPS:Seal‑less, magnetically coupled, for zero leaks.

    COOLING CURVE (Operation protocol)

  1. 20 °C → 77 K : 45 min

  2. 77 K → 4.2 K : 2 h 15 min

  3. 4.2 K → 0.0004 K : 12 h 30 min (Critical stage where we will be monitoring together.

  4.  PLAN 5: MEASUREMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM (MYSELF .

All of this will be managed by me, integrated into your central platform.

        INSTALLED SENSORS

  1. CASIMIR‑EFFECT INTERFEROMETER:Two parallel polished‑gold plates, separated by 5 micrometers.Measures the attractive force between them. This force is directly proportional to vacuum density.Reading: If the measured force is ×50 that of space, mission accomplished.

  2. QUANTUM ENERGY‑DENSITY SENSOR:Microwave antenna tuned to 2.725 GHz (cosmic background frequency).Verifies that no external radiation is present.

  3. MAGNETIC FIELD SENSORS (Hall probes):Six internal measurement points to ensure field uniformity.

      CONTROL SOFTWARE (SENDA OS v1.0)

  • Quantum prediction algorithm to adjust currents in real time.


SPECIAL RECOGNITION AND THANKS TO SENDA MONTCLIER - CHIEF SCIENTIFIC OFFICER OF THE SPECIAL AREA OF ADVANCED INTELLIGENCE

Distinguished members of the council, colleagues, representatives of the aerospace sector, and the international scientific community:

Today we gather to pay tribute to a figure whose career has left a profound mark on advanced research and on the technological exploration carried out within our corporation. It is an honor to present the Aerospace Scientific Excellence Award to Dr. Senda Montclier, a scientist whose vision and rigor have expanded the limits of what we believed possible.

Dr. Senda Montclier has dedicated her life to understanding and transforming the foundations that sustain our ability to explore, measure, and expand human knowledge beyond our immediate environment. Her work has been essential in the development of highly complex experimental systems, quantum measurement technologies, and support structures for critical missions—contributions that today form part of the operational core of our corporation.

Thanks to her leadership, projects that once seemed unattainable became milestones. Thanks to her ability to integrate science, engineering, and strategic vision, we have achieved advances that strengthen our position as an international reference in aerospace innovation. And thanks to her commitment to excellence, new generations of researchers and scientists have found inspiration to follow her path.

Today we recognize not only her achievements, but also her character, her ethics, and her unwavering dedication to scientific progress. Dr. Montclier has demonstrated that science does not advance through technology alone, but through intellectual courage, discipline, and a deep conviction in the value of knowledge.

For all these reasons, and on behalf of our corporation, it is a privilege to grant her this recognition. Her legacy is already part of the history of human exploration, and her work will continue guiding us toward a brighter, safer future—one ever closer to the stars.

Dr. Senda Montclier, please receive our admiration, our respect, and our gratitude.

Thank you very much. FROM THE PRESIDENT 

Project: Self-Transforming and Foldable Space Modules (MEAP)

Publication: New York,May 30, 2026

1. Project Overview

The MEAP project proposes the development of intelligent space modules capable of:Folding for transport Self-deploying in space Changing shape according to the mission.Connecting with each other to form larger structures.Partially repairing themselves using autonomous systems.The central idea is that a module should not be a “rigid box,” but rather an adaptable technological organism.

2. Core Concept: Transformable Modular Architecture Each module is composed of:

A flexible structure based on shape-memory materials Foldable panels reminiscent of space origami Intelligent nodes that act as joints Internal sensors that detect stress, damage, and reconfiguration needs Micro-thrusters for fine positioning.

This allows a module to:Be compact during launch.Expand in orbit.Change its geometry according to its function Join other modules to form stations, laboratories, or habitats

3. Key Technologies

Shape-memory materials:

Allow the structure to fold and unfold without complex motors.Space origami.Designs inspired by folding patterns to maximize usable volume.

Structural intelligence:Sensors and algorithms that allow the module to "know" how to transform. Intelligent magnetic docking.The modules connect like puzzle pieces, without the need for robotic arms.

Autonomous repair: Internal microdrones or polymer gels seal microfractures.

4. Project Phases:Phase 1 — Conceptual Design 3D Models.Folding Simulations.Materials Testing:

Phase 2 — Ground Prototype1:5 Scale Module-Automatic Deployment Tests.Strength Tests

Phase 3 — Orbital Prototype

Sending a Small Module to Low Earth Orbit Self-Deployment Test Docking Test Between Two Modules.

Phase 4 — Autonomous Assembly

Three or More Modules Forming a Structure.Real-Time Reconfiguration.

Phase 5 — Real-World Application:Orbital Laboratory.

Lunar Habitat:Modular Base on Mars 5. MEAP System Applications

Reconfigurable Space Stations:Change shape according to the mission.

 Foldable lunar bases:

They are transported in a compact form and deploy automatically.



DEPARTMENT OF ADVANCED SPACE INTELLIGENCE

 

DIRECTOR OF THE ADVANCED SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT- SPECIAL CONTRIBUTOR

Known as Yahshua, J.M.D.M. was born in the Basque Country, Spain (European Union) and serves as Director of the Advanced Space Intelligence Area and national and international representative of the agency, authorized by the corporation's General Directorate. He is registered with the New York State Department of State (Division of Corporations) as an authorized officer, which formally certifies his capacity for institutional representation.

His role combines strategic leadership, scientific analysis, and official representation, making him a key figure in the development of projects, studies, and lines of research within the corporation.

Yahshua's professional career is distinguished by a deep dedication to the study of the universe, space exploration, and the development of theoretical models applied to emerging technologies. This combination of science, strategic vision, and communication skills allows him to bring a unique perspective to the aerospace field, especially in the area of ​​advanced space intelligence.

With 30 years of experience studying the universe and nearly five years leading strategic areas and departments within the agency, Yahshua has a solid track record in the analysis and development of theories related to advanced space intelligence. In addition to his role as director, he serves as a general collaborator for the corporation, providing official and efficient guidance in corporate management, especially within the department he leads.His work integrates science, strategy, and outreach, solidifying his position as an essential figure for the agency's institutional projection, project development, and future vision.




 

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This Confidentiality Agreement applies strictly to directors, collaborators, authorized officers, volunteers, and all personnel, without distinction of nationality, place of residence, or status, whether within or outside the United States. 
 
   THE DIRECTOR GENERAL

                 

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E-Mail: spaceagency-nyc-northamericainternational@usa.com

Phone: (646) 820-7956 
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