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Following accelerated commitments by the U.S. government toward Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP) transparency, deep tech and AI investment firm American DeepTech today announced a major strategic initiative to fund, develop, and commercialize UAP-derived and UAP-inspired technologies.
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Dr. Brady-Estevez submitted written testimony to the Connecticut legislature this week arguing that UAP research could unlock advances in aerospace, artificial intelligence, energy and advanced materials:
“We view this opportunity as a call for an Apollo Program on Steroids, positioned to drive unprecedented overmatch…
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As the world prepares for the historic April 1 launch of NASA’s Artemis II mission, American DeepTech, an infrastructure and venture investment firm, is calling on the global financial community to amplify beyond limited equity and government agency capital towards large-scale Space Project Finance.
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The World Economic Forum predicts (1) that by 2035, the global space economy will be worth over $1.8 trillion. In fact, SpaceX alone just filed for an IPO with a target valuation of $2 trillion. But lunar investment opportunities span a wide range of ventures — from biomedical research to resource extraction to manufacturing microchips.
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As the nation prepares to celebrate its 250th Independence Day, American DeepTech formally commends the White House, NASA, and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) and bipartisan Congress for creating and supporting the structural architecture and early sovereign grade capital for a new asset class: Moonfra Capital Financing. “Moonfra” is the term American DeepTech has previously coined for Moon Infrastructure and related technologies, and the leverage that expansion of these sectors demands. The SBA and NASA SBIC initiative will transform capital available to build the space economy, beyond equity and grants to access to leverage scale possible through expanded access to debt financing for space innovation.
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