Angelica Sirotin documents Day One of Rick Tumlinson's New Worlds 2025 conference in Austin, where consciousness researchers meet rocket engineers to plan humanity's space settlement.
Defense dollars crush NASA science: Space Force awards $4B while JPL hemorrhages 550 jobs in brutal space pivot.
NASA biologist turned CEO explains why shooting satellites from a 10km gun at $10/kg beats SpaceX's $3,000 rockets—using forgotten Nazi technology.
This week in space: asteroid near-miss, trillion-dollar shield plans, China’s satellite surge, and defense cash reshaping orbit.
Eureka Naval Craft CEO reveals why controlling ancient 21-mile-wide shipping straits means controlling the entire modern space industry.
This week: Russia attacks daily, Congress shuts down defenses, China offers to 'help' with Mars, and Texas senators fight over Space Shuttle corpses.
"Life will be suspended as we know it. No banking. No transport. No power." Ulpia Botezatu runs space security for 95 nations—and she's watching adversaries exploit gaps nobody else sees.
NASA admits Starship won't be ready until after 2027, satellites that never stop moving become survival doctrine, and invisible cyber warfare threatens to collapse civilization without firing a shot.
America sits on 270 years of free energy while you pay more each month. Steven Curtis spent 30 years in nuclear. Now he's exposing the $100 trillion oversight that could cost you everything.
Pentagon bets $15B on Pacific fortress as Space Force admits it can't track hypersonic threats. Plus: Why human cells aging rapidly in space could doom Mars before we get there.
Former White House space chief reveals how 1987 export rules are killing U.S. space dominance while China and Saudi Arabia reshape the orbital battlefield.
Three companies proved they could track hypersonic vehicles performing evasive maneuvers in under a week, while traditional defense primes take years—signaling the end of 'sole prime-driven snail pace development' in favor of battlefield-speed innovation.
