Own a Piece of To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science
By: Rhett Wilkinson
Tags: Investment, Business, Science, Art, Space

SAN DIEGO — To The Stars Academy of Arts & Science Inc., a company with technology innovations that offer capability advancements for government and commercial applications, announced Monday that its Form 1-A filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission has been qualified and investors may now learn more about the company and how to subscribe to the offering at https://invest.tothestarsacademy.com. The company is offering up to 6,000,000 shares of Class A Common Stock at $5.00 per share.

Digital Offering LLC (“Digital Offering”) will act as the lead managing selling agent for the offering, which will be sold on a best-efforts basis. The company will also be using Cambria Capital’s online division, BANQ® (www.banq.co), for processing investment transactions. Investors will be able to subscribe online directly at www.banq.co.

Tom DeLonge (photo credit: Andrew Cagle)

TTSA was founded by Blink-182 creator, multi-platinum entertainer and entrepreneur Tom DeLonge alongside Jim Semivan and Dr. Hal Puthoff, distinguished members of the scientific and intelligence community. The company’s technology innovations have been acquired, designed or produced by TTSA, leveraging advancements in material science and quantum physics that offer capability advancements for government and commercial applications. TTSA brings together leaders with experience from the Department of Defense, the White House, the Central Intelligence Agency and Lockheed Martin’s Skunk Works.

TTSA is actively consulting and providing services focused on enhancing or integrating a client’s technology with some of the company’s unique technology solutions. The company is currently collaborating with the U.S. Army, through a Cooperative Research & Development Agreement with the Combat Capabilities Development Command, the U.S. Army’s lead technology developer. TTSA has also created a virtual intelligence tool for collecting, analyzing and reporting unidentified aerial phenomena. In addition to technology, the company also houses through its wholly-owned subsidiary, To The Stars, Inc. It’s a catalog of copyrights, trademarks and award-winning content that focuses on the education, awareness and discussion of scientific phenomena and next-generation technology.

It is part of TTSA’s mission to shed light, de-stigmatize and legitimize the noteworthy problem surrounding UAP through the collection and distribution of highly credible evidence that can be researched by academic and scientific communities. The company was able to achieve part of this goal through the now-famous three military videos that the company released alongside the New York Times in 2017, which have been to date viewed more than 24 million times on YouTube. These videos were later confirmed as UAP videos by the Pentagon and the U.S. Navy acknowledged a new organized effort to standardize UAP reporting guidelines so personnel can report anomalous aerial encounters.

“Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation” (History.com)

TTSA team’s research also reached an average of one million people per episode during its premiere season of HISTORY’s groundbreaking series, “Unidentified: Inside America’s UFO Investigation,” which officially returned for season two on Saturday, July 11, at 10 p.m. EST. In response to a call-to-action shared at the end of each episode last season, thousands of emails were sent in by viewers and military witnesses with personal accounts of UAP sightings. In season two, each episode will center around a specific case or aspect of the modern UAP problem.

“We are extremely grateful for the support we have received from our shareholders and the success of our efforts so far,” DeLonge said. “Our investors have allowed us to steadily advance our goals in all divisions including the acquisition of assets for our ADAM Research Program, development of the first AI-powered VAULT database for advanced technology discovery, the SCOUT global collection application, and aiding the expansion of our entertainment division’s intellectual property portfolio and product offerings. With their continued support, we are excited to renew our Regulation A Offering and hope you join us as we work hard to accomplish our mission and create long-lasting shareholder value.”

“The vision of TTSA to commercialize the science and entertainment assets of the UAP community and to allow those members to be a part of the company alongside Tom DeLonge and the entire TTSA team is exactly what Reg. A was designed for,” said Mark Elenowitz, Managing Director of Digital Offering, LLC.

To learn more about the company and how to subscribe to the offering, visit https://invest.tothestarsacademy.com.