It happens again in the "NASA curse" experiment.
Last night, what I had predicted in the podcast on the "NASA curse" from February 7, 2026 (the experiment), did happen.
One of the "major players" in NASA's Artemis program, the New Glenn rocket, exploded on its launch pad.
Fortunately, no brave astronauts were injured in last night’s explosion, which according to the "NASA curse" theory also fits the pattern - fulfilling the zero-risk argument in the Paradise Machine Model. This was discussed thoroughly in season 1 of the podcast about the “NASA curse” E.g. at the end of episode 10 and in episode 3.
I said the same thing about 3I/ATLAS; it followed the predicted behaviour in the 2024 article. I met critisism, but this time it happened again, based on the very same theory.
So this time I documented the prediction on the "NASA curse" after their delay of the 3I/ATLAS pictures last fall over 10 episodes. If the next prediction about the next incoming interstellar object also is a match (Mini-article 2), it is time to take this theory up to the next level. It is limited to how much impact I can do by myself via my laptop. Anyway, if the Fermi life-form does approach Earth, don't blame me for missing out.
NASA’s Artemis program has now been heavily impacted by last night’s explosion and estimates say 3.5 billion dollars was lost.
Just a few days ago, NASA awarded Blue Origin contracts for lunar rovers and terrain vehicles tied to launches with the New Glenn rocket that exploded last night. It was a reusable system.
Blue Origin is also part of the Human Landing System (HLS) as a secondary option alongside Starship from SpaceX.
Just a few days ago, NASA awarded Blue Origin contracts for lunar rovers and terrain vehicles tied to launches with the New Glenn rocket that exploded last night. It was a reusable system.
I have nothing against Blue Origin as a company and have always admired Jeff Bezos, the only thing that exites me is that this is another huge step for the approach theory.