Supporting antimatter propulsion before it was cool 😎 A positron thermal rocket would likely be the nearest term propulsion system using antimatter. Reason is that antimatter is incredibly hard to store. A positron thermal rocket would require fractions of a gram for significant energy transfer. You’d still need to bring the fuel you needed for thrust. Would be about 3x the fuel efficiency of a chemical rocket if you could figure it out.

I would love to see a tech company try this 😂 😂 😂

Lightening McQueen better watch out!!!

“Defense Unicorns, the Airgap Software Company, in partnership with the United States Air Force, successfully demonstrated a key enabler for continuous software delivery to the F-22 Raptor. For the first time, software in the F-22 open mission system compute enclave was installed and upgraded on the aircraft in a matter of minutes.” The next generation of warfare will be software defined. Your ability to update your software on demand is your ability to adjust and adapt in the battlefield. If you can deploy capabilities in real time, on-demand, and by the brave men and women serving in uniform operating these systems, you fundamentally have a capability none of our adversaries can keep up with. At Defense Unicorns we are making software a strategic deterrent. We can’t always talk about the technology and systems we support at Defense Unicorns 🦄 But every once in a while, we’re able to get an approved press release to give the world 🌎 a glimpse. Read more in the press release: lnkd.in/gT5T7WJ2

Or maybe they just wanted @PenPizzaReport to be confused as to what was going on 🤷‍♂️

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The can’t upgrade the hardware because I can’t update the software doom spiral 🌀 is real

My CTOs so cracked he’d have refused to leave in the first place. Guess I don’t get it 🤷‍♂️ @BadCodeOnly

On the edge of my seat 🍿

You’re a series A startup and Mark Zuckerberg just stole one of your AI researchers, does this mean your valuation just went up or just went down? 🤔 🧐

Just a reminder on why nuclear weapons will forever drive national politics. The GBU-57, the “bunker buster” that was used operationally for the first time to target Iran’s nuclear sites, has a 5,300 pound explosive charge. That’s the equivalent of about 2 metric tons of TNT 🧨 For context, “Little Boy” the first nuclear bomb was 15KT (kilotons) or 15,000 tons of TNT. That’s about 10,000 more powerful than the GBU-57. Current nuclear ☢️ weapons for most countries ranges between 100 KT to 1MT (megaton), meaning most modern nuclear weapons are 10-100x more powerful than the ones first dropped in world war 2. To put that in perspective, that’s 100,000 to 1,000,000 times more powerful than the GBU-57. For more context, a firework is about 100 grams or 0.1 kg of TNT 🧨 Putting it on log scale: GBU-57 is about 4 orders of magnitude from a firework 🧨 GBU-57 is 5-6 orders of magnitude from a nuclear ☢️ bomb Meaning the GBU-57 has more in common with a firework 🎇 than a nuclear ☢️ weapon in terms of pure thermodynamic yield This is why nuclear bombs are very scary. And why threats of developing, using, or distributing nuclear weapons gets taken very seriously.

4 kids. Newborn in year 3 of startup life. The point of a startup is to build amazing things for the world 🌎 The point of a having kids is to ensure that the next generation also has humans that exist that continue to push for this evolution of humanity. It is two sides of the same coin and ultimately the same objective: Advance humanity

Had an awesome time at Manifest Demo Day with some of my 500 closest Defense Tech friends. Shoutout to @lk_bell and @MikeSlagh This is how we win!!!

I feel like everything going on with the Government and the VC world 🌎 right now is like some crazy crossover episode. Major Flintstones meet the Jetsons vibes 🍿 🍿 🍿

No one should have to die for speaking the truth on this platform 🦄 😂