Ep. 6 Steve Justice Talks About His Journey From Lockheed Martin's Skunkworks to TTSA
Jul 30, 2020
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Steve Justice, Former COO and Director of Science and Tech Division of TTSA, talks about his journey from Lockheed Martin's Skunkworks to TTSA. Topics discussed include the revolutionary features of the F-16, the evolution of Lockheed Martin Skunk Works, the process of building advanced technologies, warping space-time, and the challenges of navigation.
The importance of collaboration and diverse perspectives in tackling complex problems at To The Stars Academy.
The efforts at TTSA to bridge the gap between observed unexplained aerial phenomena and scientific understanding through evidence examination and experimentation.
The challenges and potential implications of engineering the space-time metric for spacecraft navigation and the need for ongoing research and AI integration.
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Steve Justice's journey from Lockheed Martin to TTSA
COO and Director of the Science and Tech Division, Steve Justice, shares his extraordinary journey from Lockheed Martin Skunk Works to to the Stars Academy. He discusses the diverse backgrounds and personalities at TTSA and the importance of collaboration and diverse perspectives in tackling complex problems. Steve emphasizes the need for wonder and inquisitiveness in exploring unexplained aerial phenomena. He also highlights the projects at TTSA, including engineering the space-time metric, metamaterials research, and the application of artificial intelligence. Steve addresses the partnership with the United States government, emphasizing the goal of public benefit and the potential positive impact on national security and defense. He explores the challenges of navigating at high speeds and discusses the future of drone technology, including the integration of artificial intelligence and potential advancements in hypersonic drones.
Bridging the Gap between Unexplained Phenomena and Scientific Understanding
Steve Justice explains the efforts at TTSA to bridge the gap between observed unexplained aerial phenomena and scientific understanding. He highlights the importance of examining the evidence and conducting experiments to gain insights into the nature of these phenomena. Steve discusses the challenges of engineering the space-time metric and the potential implications of understanding and harnessing this technology. He also emphasizes the role of AI in accelerating the discovery process and connecting dots that may not be easily identifiable through human perception. Steve acknowledges the cautious exploration of these phenomena to ensure public safety and national security.
The Intricacies of Navigating Space-Time Metric Engineering
Steve Justice addresses the challenges of navigating and controlling spacecraft that are engineered to warp space-time. He acknowledges the need for further research and understanding to safely maneuver in these conditions. Steve discusses the potential implications of space-time engineering on flight performance and the need for advanced technology and theoretical models to ensure accurate navigation. He highlights the importance of ongoing experimentation and AI integration to uncover the full potential of space-time manipulation.
Partnerships and Public Perception: TTSA's Mission
Steve Justice explains the rationale behind TTSA's partnership with the United States government, highlighting the value of collaboration and access to specialized resources and facilities. He emphasizes TTSA's commitment to public benefit and national security, debunking misconceptions and addressing concerns regarding the development of weapon technology. Steve emphasizes the importance of storytelling and public engagement to share the journey of discovery in exploring unexplained aerial phenomena. He underscores the potential commercial applications of the technology being explored by TTSA and its potential to revolutionize various industries.
Contrasting Advanced Drone Technology with Unexplained Phenomena
Steve Justice discusses the limitations of current drone technology compared to the unexplained aerial phenomena observed. He highlights that current drones are predictable and exhibit flight characteristics known to us. Steve explores the potential advancements in drone technology over the next 20 years, envisioning increased autonomy and some speed improvements, including hypersonic capabilities. However, he underscores that the observed phenomena go beyond current drone capabilities, suggesting the need for breakthrough technologies and understanding of space-time engineering to explain and replicate the observed flight performances.
On this episode of TTSA Talks we go behind the scenes with COO and Director of the Science and Tech Division of TTSA Steve Justice and explore his extraordinary journey from Lockheed Martin’s Skunkworks to To The Stars Academy.
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