Space Force

Our Star Trek Future (Secret Space Programs)

De: Michael Salla

Narrado por: Tj Hartmann

On Sept 5, 2019, a Space Futures conference was hosted by the US Air Force Space Command which analyzed evolving conditions in space up to 2060. Eight possible negative and positive futures were identified, the optimal being a “Star Trek Future” which would involve countries with space programs forming a multinational alliance collaborating in civil, military, and commercial affairs in space.

Today, the emergence of Space Force, signing of the Artemis Accords, and creation of NATO’s Space Center promise to usher in this Star Trek scenario. Such a future is not assured however due to the existence of uncooperative rival space programs of China and Russia. Could one or both launch a Space Pearl Harbor that could devastate the entire US GPS system, as predicted 20 years ago by a blue-ribbon Space Commission? Also, there is the wildcard of numerous secret space programs possessing reverse-engineered antigravity craft, will their space activities pose major challenges to a Star Trek future. Will Space Force be able to integrate the US based secret space programs or will these and their foreign counterparts be obstacles to its future operations?

How will the existence of extraterrestrial life will factor into the activities of Space Force and its allies space forces. Will the ETs respond in a benign or a belligerent way to Space Force setting up a multinational space coalition to militarily project humanity’s presence far into our solar system and beyond? How will a future “Starfleet” with Space Force and NATO at its core have to deal with rogue secret space programs and alien life operating throughout our solar system? The US Navy secret space program reportedly has space battle groups, under what conditions will the Navy surrender authority over them to combine with Space Force?

Space Force: Our Star Trek Future provides answers to these and many other critical questions about humanity’s bold emergence as an interplanetary space power.

©2021 Michael Salla (P)2021 Michael Salla

Weellll Its informative?

Giving credit to the author he knows his stuff. Except when he begins delving into UFO stuff. I mean, im concerned about his definition of a UFO since technically speaking you could take a walk at midnight and anything flying above you, bugs included could be classified as "UFO's"

He goes way too into detail about ETs and Nazis reaching Mars with Americans. And a galactic, you it read right. A galactic organization connected to the deep state.

He holds one poor guy as a witness to this deep state training and how he trained on Mars and the Moon. I would argue that was a drug addict in recovery transported to multiple locations and perhaps a more in depth investigation about the individual in question would have been warranted before publishing. But hey, what do i know. Im not professor.

A great look into the future of space military

A great book that makes you wonder on how true are the events described. Truth is daid to be stranger than fiction.

The book is short but profound.

The last two chapters blew my mind and I already came into this subject knowing a lot what was presented in the book.

This is a great book and look forward to reading it again

It’s exciting to know that we have the space force in place to keep our nation safe. God bless them all.

The way the whole book was presented stood out the most.

The information that was provided was just awesome. If any or all information provided was true, I would like to see some of it legitimized by our government.

Amazing Intel

You must read this book multiple times and ponder the possibilities. Micheal did a great job delivering the information and help me connect more dots in UFOlogy.

The story evokes gutteral responses.

Altogether too plausible and real. A lot to unpack yet remains. Not dissapointing, and provocative.

Must read

Keeps you interested until the end and wanting more..can't wait for part 2 space force 2

You owe me a credit

Period!! I am disappointed with this book. I thought that it was sifi. Not so..

rinse and repeat

I swear to God half of every single one of Michael Salla's books is him repeating things either from other books or the same book word for word. I had to have read the same paragraphs three times in this book that were also repeated multiple times in other books and not just small little sections but multiple pages of the exact same thing. it really feels like he's just trying to fill up pages to sell more books rather than including all of this in a single novel.