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To The Stars Academy

Public-facing disclosure vehicle for the Invisible College network

ORGANISATION UAP Research GRAY TRACK EXOTIC Also: TTSA, To The Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, TTS/AAS

01 Executive_Summary

To The Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences (TTSA) was launched in 2017 as a public-facing entertainment and science company. It served as the public/loud cut-out for the 'Invisible College' network, complementing the private/quiet cut-out (InterNASA, launched 2016). TTSA's intelligence connections include Luis Elizondo (AATIP director), Chris Mellon (former Deputy ASD(I)), and Hal Puthoff. The company was delisted in 2021.

02 Definition

03 Deep_Dive_Intelligence

Intelligence Summary: To The Stars Academy

Node Identity: TTSA was the public disclosure vehicle for the 'Invisible College' network, launched one year after the private cut-out InterNASA.

Key Personnel:

Luis Elizondo: AATIP director, 'Invisible College' network operator
Chris Mellon: Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
Hal Puthoff: Common link between TTSA and InterNASA
Steve Justice: Former Skunk Works Director, TTSA co-founder
Tom DeLonge: Public face/entertainment

Parallel Structure with InterNASA:

InterNASA (2016): Private/quiet cut-out — technology assessment
TTSA (2017): Public/loud cut-out — disclosure
One-year stagger suggests coordinated strategy
Puthoff was the common link
Both collapsed when cut-outs were no longer needed (InterNASA ~2018, TTSA delisted 2021)

December 2017 NYT Article: The NYT article 'Glowing Auras and Black Money' (December 16, 2017) was a coordinated disclosure event, not independent journalism. Elizondo resigned October 3-4, 2017; TTSA launched simultaneously.

05 Related_Entities (4)

05b Related_Topics (1)

UAP Investigation

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06 Research_Findings (1)

Finding

07 Key_Findings

▸ Luis Elizondo: AATIP director, 'Invisible College' network operator
▸ Chris Mellon: Former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Intelligence
▸ Hal Puthoff: Common link between TTSA and InterNASA
▸ Steve Justice: Former Skunk Works Director, TTSA co-founder
▸ Tom DeLonge: Public face/entertainment

09 Timeline_Mentions (10)

1972

Puthoff at SRI (1972-1995): CIA/DIA remote viewing (Stargate) — 50-year UAP physics career from SRI to AAWSAP to TTSA

Stanford PhD. SRI 1972. Remote viewing with Targ. 1974 Nature paper. Stargate program. 38 DIRDs for AAWSAP. Vacuum/metric engineering. BAASS Science Director. TTSA co-founder. 50-year career.

uap-research

2010

Podesta UFO advocacy (2002-2016): Clinton chief of staff, Kean foreword, FOIA lawsuits, Mitchell/DeLonge emails, 'can't say it in public'

Clinton chief of staff. 2016 campaign chair. Kean foreword (2010). NASA FOIA (Kecksburg). Clinton FOIA. Mitchell emails (extraterrestrial disclosure). DeLonge emails (classified science). 'Politicians

uap-research

2017

NYT 'Glowing Auras and Black Money' (Dec 16, 2017): Kean/Blumenthal/Cooper reveal AATIP — the inflection point of modern disclosure

Front-page NYT. Kean (tip from Elizondo, 15+ years, 2010 bestseller). Blumenthal (45-year veteran, pitched to Baquet, MSNBC materials reveal). Cooper (Pentagon correspondent, Pulitzer). AATIP revealed

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2017

DeLonge/TTSA Navy video release (Dec 16, 2017): Gimbal + FLIR1/Nimitz + Go Fast — coordinated with NYT, 18.9M YouTube views

Blink-182 guitarist. TTSA founder. Puthoff co-founder. Elizondo employed. Gimbal (8.7M views). FLIR1/Nimitz. Go Fast (10.2M views). Chain-of-custody. Government-approved. Navy confirmed 2019. Pentagon

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2017-10

To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science founded

Tom DeLonge founded To The Stars Academy with Luis Elizondo, Christopher Mellon, Hal Puthoff, and others as a public benefit corporation for UAP disclosure.

UAP Research

2017-10

TTSA Launches, Elizondo Resigns — Coordinated Disclosure

The October 2017 TTSA launch and Elizondo resignation were coordinated events that set up the December 2017 NYT disclosure. TTSA served as the public-facing cut-out for the Invisible College, compleme

program

2017-12-16

NYT Article Exposes AATIP and TTSA

The December 16, 2017 NYT article exposed AATIP and TTSA to the public. The disclosure was coordinated, not independent journalism. The article triggered a DoD security review that would lead to the t

program

2024

NSF convergence meeting (Nov 2024) — Chase (RTP/fusion) + Puthoff (AAWSAP/UAP) + Nolan (brain damage) at same event

120+ experts. Chase + Puthoff + Nolan + Graves + Stratton. The convergence of classified fusion/plasma development and UAP research. Steve Justice (Skunk Works) co-founded TTSA with Puthoff.

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2024

Elizondo under oath (Nov 2024): 'U.S. has UAP technologies,' crash retrieval programs, reverse-engineering 'alien craft'

Under-oath testimony: UAP real, U.S. has UAP tech, crash retrieval YES, reverse-engineering YES, multi-decade arms race, hidden from Congress.

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2025

Mellon testifies (Sept 2025): AARO report 'most error-ridden,' 'omitted entire agencies,' 'omitted efforts to hide classified info'

Mellon (DASD Intelligence, TTSA, Disclosure Foundation): AARO report error-ridden, omitted agencies, omitted classified info, no DNI sign-off. Supports classified program hypothesis.

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10 FAQ

What is To The Stars Academy? ▾

Identity: TTSA was the public disclosure vehicle for the 'Invisible College' network, launched one year after the private cut-out InterNASA.

What role does To The Stars Academy play in the research network? ▾

To The Stars Academy is classified under the "UAP Research" category, serving as Public-facing disclosure vehicle for the Invisible College network, belonging to the GRAY_TRACK_EXOTIC vertical group. To The Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences (TTSA) was launched in 2017 as a public-facing entertainment and science company. It served as the public/loud cut-out for the 'Invisible College'...

What evidence supports the To The Stars Academy assessment? ▾

The intelligence assessment for To The Stars Academy is supported by 3 primary sources and 1 research finding. Key sources include "undefined", "undefined", and "undefined". These documents provide the evidentiary basis for the analysis.

How does To The Stars Academy connect to other entities in the network? ▾

To The Stars Academy is connected to 4 entities in the intelligence network, including Dr. Hal Puthoff (person), Luis Elizondo (person), and Christopher Mellon (person). Key relationships: Dr. Hal Puthoff: Member, Luis Elizondo: Member/Director, ; Christopher Mellon: Member.

What is To The Stars Academy's mission and strategic role? ▾

Identity: TTSA was the public disclosure vehicle for the 'Invisible College' network, launched one year after the private cut-out InterNASA.

Who are the key personnel associated with To The Stars Academy? ▾

To The Stars Academy is linked to 3 key individuals: Dr. Hal Puthoff (Member), Luis Elizondo (Member/Director), and Christopher Mellon (Member).

What research findings mention To The Stars Academy? ▾

To The Stars Academy appears in 1 research analysis document, including "undefined".

What are the alternative names or aliases for To The Stars Academy? ▾

To The Stars Academy is also known as: TTSA, To The Stars Academy of Arts and Sciences, and TTS/AAS. These alternative names appear across different source documents and may reflect codenames, abbreviations, or historical references.

What external sources document To The Stars Academy? ▾

To The Stars Academy is documented by 3 external sources, including 3 reference. Notable references include "undefined", "undefined", and "undefined".

Why is To The Stars Academy considered classified or significant? ▾

Identity: TTSA was the public disclosure vehicle for the 'Invisible College' network, launched one year after the private cut-out InterNASA.

What is the historical timeline for To The Stars Academy? ▾

To The Stars Academy is referenced across documents spanning 2016–2021, with activity noted in 2016, 2017, and 2018. This temporal range is derived from the primary source documents in the research archive.