Space · Lunar economy · Science / tech
Not a manifesto. A public book, a simulator, and a weekly lock. I am building in public so the Earth–Moon stack is something you can actually see — cadence, customers, bottlenecks — not a vibe.
Educational only. Not financial advice. Build with me. Ad Astra.
Who
I live at the intersection of space hardware, markets, and first-principles tools. The lunar economy is not “someday.” It is launch cadence, funded customers, spectrum, landers, and people who will sit the night shift on a dusty floor.
My job on the internet is simple: translate that stack so a regular person with a few thousand dollars of curiosity can follow along — and so operators, educators, and founders have something sharper than a pitch deck.
Work
If you only remember one sentence: I build instruments for a multiplanetary economy.
Cislunar economy simulator
A free educational app that lets you simulate a realistic $2,500 book in the Earth–Moon stack — space names, a public Alpha Base Book, catalyst scores, and a 3D Moon you can actually look at.
First-principles toolkit
Six ruthless modes for Grok: deconstruct, audit, synthesize, generate hypotheses, map civilizational consequence. Built so curiosity can do PhD-shaped work without the costume.
Teachers kit
One period. One $2,500 paper book. One Monday lock. Printable classroom packet — the stack, the entry gate, the operator card, Friday strip, exit ticket, teacher key.
Thesis
Rockets are infrastructure. Price is a vote on who owns the bottleneck — engines, spectrum, or trust.
NASA, DoD, constellations, hyperscale. If the customer is hypothetical, the name is a mood.
A lunar thesis that cannot name the next funded event is not a thesis. It is a poster.
The Alpha Base Book is the same $2,500 a family can risk as an experiment. Clone it. Break it. Rebuild it.
You do not need a 40-page about page. You need to know if I am useful.
Talks, threads, briefings, classroom kits. Cislunar in human language.
Sims, public books, first-principles tools. Software that teaches while it runs.
Monday lock discipline. Educational space-market writing. Not hype.
Swap the email / form in when you have one. Until then, X is the door.