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From re-usable rockets, 3D printing components in space, and miniaturizing CubeSats, UAV\/drones to the utilization of hydrogen fuels, these are some of the leading examples of the current innovative breakthroughs in the aerospace industry. Regardless of what the mainstream alleges, or who they’re idolizing at the moment and to the blunt dismissal of the need for radiation shielding-the pace of innovation has been incredibly slow in the aerospace industry. When new concepts should be discussed, explored, developed, and tested every day.<\/p>\n
What we have witnessed in our experience working alongside some of the majors and primes in the aerospace industry, the integration let alone the acceptance of new concepts has been systematically dismissed by the primes. When inquired by our executive team on a panel at a recently attended space conference in Europe, the representative from this major organization was caught off-guard and all of his self-indulgence on stage quickly turned into a panic-stricken shaky sweaty response stating, “Well… The big organizations can\u2019t risk losing their position in the industry.”<\/p>\n
This response left not just the participants at this expo dumbstruck but a wave of kids all from the ages of 6 to 19 were present. All gathered at the conference with their teachers representing their high schools. An event where kids were coming to be inspired and share their imaginations to showcase their idea for the future of a space-faring society. The creative ideas and concepts these kids shared were phenomenal and all varied from “Black-hole Engines” for propulsion to a redundant Rover system with 6 deployable counterparts. The ideas and concepts collected from this conference were capable of establishing a space agency on its own and being invited and present for the event was an honor for our team.<\/p>\n
At Tachyon Aerospace, we have always welcomed the disrupters and encouraged out-of-the-box solutions especially with innovation. Our fundamental belief in our organization we have been expressing with the Aerospace industry is regarding innovators to stay disruptive. We believe as-long as people stay disruptive, people will innovate. This disruption needs to take place in not just our respected industries but in our everyday lives. From the way we communicate with each other, to what part of ourselves we are offering to the world.<\/p>\n
A civilization-wide transformation has been recently instigated on our planet. The major shifts in our society, are leading us as a collective into unmapped territory of communion, business, economics and collaboration. It is an opportunity to re-invent and collaborate with a primary focus to innovate through the barriers upheld by the bureaucratic reforms.<\/p>\n
Our team at Tachyon Aerospace came together 7 years ago, based on compiling a vast spectrum of advanced research administered over the last 35 years in the fields of propulsion, alternative fuels, radiation shielding, spacecraft design, and structures. This research led us to conduct breakthroughs. Just to name a few, in bi-polar magnetic physics, advanced plasma physics, advanced high-voltage systems plus many more. These integrated technologies deliver a radical Spacecraft which will change the efficiency & cost of space access and exploration, giving humans the ability to be an interplanetary species. A goal which just isn\u2019t feasible with rocket technology. Even if they are massive in size and have a gas station for re-fueling in orbit.<\/p>\n
“Telling the truth is a revolutionary act.” \u2013 Undeclared<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Not to impute anyone in particular, as of yet but re-addressing the balance and control much needed in the aerospace industry. With a primary focus on maturing and assisting innovators from all around the world. Tachyon Aerospace is campaigning to bringing innovators together who are working in the fields of Alternative Sciences. Over the years our company has received a multitude of peer support from people working in the industry. From shop floor workers, engineers to industry executives sending us support in private messages telling us that “their hands are tied.”<\/p>\n
We believe the current status of the world will force many of these old paradigms to phase out, giving access to a new reality, in which the people for the first time can fully engage in designing a collective outcome they so desire. Tachyon Aerospace sees this as an opportunity, to give the innovators a voice to help towards building the kind of world we are all proud of and not one we\u2019ve just grown accustomed to. Tachyon Aerospace is inviting the everyday innovators, that are working on disruptive ideas in their garden sheds, their garages, or even in their mom\u2019s basements. A brilliant concept is a brilliant concept regardless of the who expresses it. It doesn\u2019t need a degree or PhD, a fancy job title or one\u2019s bank balance. Everyone deserves a fair chance to share their views of unlocking true human potential.<\/p>\n
This publication is about offering an opportunity to these innovators and academic investigators to reach out to us, if they so wish. As a part of this transformative collaborative way of thinking. It is our goal to stimulate groundbreaking research. Our intent is to utilize Tachyon Aerospace\u2019s advance breakthroughs to assist innovators in making transformative discoveries a working reality. To advance science and human ingenuity. To this end, we are now encouraging communication from innovators with a view to helping mature their ideas, to the best of our ability. We are happy to share our earlier technological breakthroughs, with no strings attached. If you feel like the quote below describes you, we want to speak with you.<\/p>\n
As the saying goes, “Here\u2019s to the crazy ones, The Misfits. The Rebels, The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently, they\u2019re not fond of rules and they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can\u2019t do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward and while some see them as crazy ones, we see genius. Because people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.” \u2013 Rob Siltanen & sometimes Steve Jobs.<\/p>\n
We are ushering into a reality where all the factors which segregated us as humans are fading. As crazy as this might sound to a few, doesn\u2019t change the fact it is happening. Please feel free to reach out.<\/p>\n
(Disclaimer: For us this is about sharing our technology with innovators and academia to help advance their technology and research. We do not expect any innovators or academia to disclose anything proprietary they do not wish to. This is purely about assisting in advancing their research. All activity and communication will be governed under a NDA with absolutely no fees, no hidden catches. The aim of this initiative is to inspire the advancement of fringe technology and new innovation).<\/p>\n
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