Investigation Releases
Detailed forensic reports and analysis of anomalies in the aerospace and cryptographic sectors.
A comprehensive 114-page OSINT investigation tracing the development of compact fusion technology from Cold War plasma physics through to present-day classified aerospace programs. Synthesizes 48 research rounds and 184 source documents to establish that FRC plasma technology is real, tested, and operational since 2014. Covers the physics foundation, energy and weapons lineages, the Russian continuum, the AFRL smoking gun, Navy patents, the MH370 event, the global five-nation assessment, the 2028 convergence, and the UAP connection.
Read the PaperA comprehensive defense acquisition and technology risk assessment evaluating the supply chain, financial telemetry, and human capital vulnerabilities of the U.S. advanced aerospace propulsion portfolio. The data confirms a Compact Fusion Reactor (CFR) platform has entered a high-risk flight-test phase, triggering $1.7 billion in reach-forward losses and exposing critical bottlenecks in radiation-hardened microelectronics, cryogenic logistics, and irreplaceable tacit scientific knowledge.
View Full ReportAn OSINT investigation into China's Field-Reversed Configuration research program, semiconductor crash program, and plasma weapons development pathway. Maps 79 entities and 195 relationships across China's compact fusion ecosystem.
Read the PaperAn OSINT investigation into Israel's plasma physics research, defense applications, and the Soreq-Technion-Dimona nuclear continuum. Traces connections between academic research and defense applications.
Read the PaperAn OSINT investigation into Russia's 60-year plasma physics weapons program, from 1960s plasmoid research to deployed Avangard hypersonic systems. Traces a continuous weapons development lineage.
Read the PaperAn OSINT investigation into Japan's Field-Reversed Configuration research, university network, and commercial fusion ambitions. Traces the D-3He pathway and its implications for energy independence.
Read the PaperA deep-forensic intelligence assessment, 'Project Cassandra,' concludes that 'Satoshi Nakamoto' was not a 'lone genius' but a three-person team. This hypothesis resolves the contradictory forensic evidence, such as conflicting time zones and mixed linguistic styles, that have plagued previous investigations.
View Full ReportCountry-Specific Research Papers
Dedicated OSINT investigations into the compact fusion and plasma weapons programs of individual nations.