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The theory of the missing astronauts: men and women allegedly launched into space under secret missions, never listed on rosters, and never seen again.Continue Reading

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Introduction For decades, whispers of secret government programs have fueled speculation about contact with extraterrestrials. Project Aquarius is one of these alleged operations’ most tantalizing—and shadowy—. Born from post-Roswell panic and buried under layers of top-secret classification, Project Aquarius allegedly documented contact with Alien Biological Entities (EBEs)—non-human lifeforms recovered orContinue Reading

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The Empire Can Wait is my debut novel—a Sci-Fi/Fantasy adventure set centuries into the future, when humanity has expanded throughout the entire Galaxy. Follow a young hero and his remarkable friends—two aliens and a synthetic girl—as they battle to save the Galaxy from a sinister conspiracy.Continue Reading

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The Dark Forest Theory is a solution to the Fermi Paradox which highlights the contradiction between the high probability of extraterrestrial civilizations existing and the lack of contact with such civilizations. The Dark Forest Theory is a compelling hypothesis that offers a unique perspective on why we haven’t encountered extraterrestrial civilizations.Continue Reading

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Rewriting the Gods of Ilium Dan Simmons’s ‘Ilium ‘is a sprawling, genre-blending epic that reimagines Homer’s Iliad through a futuristic, science-fictional lens. Set across multiple timelines and locations—including a terraformed Mars and a post-human Earth—Ilium weaves three major narrative threads together. The first thread follows Thomas Hockenberry, a 20th-century HomericContinue Reading