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SpaceX launched its long-awaited Initial Public Offering, with its valuation surging past $2t.
Analysts say that the valuation is justified by its bold vision of:
- colonizing Mars
- mining the lunar surface
- building off-world data centers using reusable rockets like Starship
But there is a problem that no Wall Street analyst is talking about: Rocket technology will become obsolete by anti-gravity technology.
The Aether Future
While SpaceX has spent two decades perfecting chemical propulsion, a few researchers and hobbyists have been exploring anti-gravity through the aether which was first proposed by Descartes and developed by Huygens.
Unlike combustion which requires knowledge of the Jala or water element or chemistry, anti-gravity requires knowledge of the aether or chi or vayu. This is tapped by frequency, resonance, and harmonics instead of brute force energy enrichment or chemical refining.
Such technology is already seen in UFOs and UAPs which can zip effortlessly through the sky and into outerspace.
Where a Starship launch costs $100 million and requires thousands of tons of liquid methane and oxygen even with their reusable rockets, an aether lifter operates on free vacuum energy and on energy transmitted wirelessly.
Investors who buy into the SpaceX IPO expecting a monopoly on space infrastructure will find themselves holding shares in a company that owns the world’s finest obsolete technology. Like buggy-whip manufacturers at the dawn of the automobile age, SpaceX will have mastered a paradigm that no longer matters.
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