Victoria Sampson

Auralis.

Yeah, so we're in the process of bringing Auralis, and I'm a big fan of Victoria Sampson and what she's developed.

My son did his elective with her, and he kind of assessed all the different – saliva tests on the market today and all else is by far ahead of anything that's out there.

And so is a facial scan mandatory? It's gonna become mandatory because now you're taking out the responsibility of the areas that can happen in a photograph.

The Space Force disclosed last month that an operational weapon had been placed into orbit, though it did not identify the system publicly.

Victoria Sampson, who heads space security and stability work at the non-profit Secure World Foundation, said a sun-synchronous polar orbit, which keeps a spacecraft in continuous sunlight, would be the most probable choice for any orbital data centre.

Imaging satellites rely on that same orbital path in considerable numbers.

Axiom Space Inc., a US company developing orbital data centres, said its architecture was conceived from the outset with the expectation of hostile targeting, treating protection as a foundational engineering requirement.

It was amazing.

So back at Dentown, Victoria Sampson, the girl of the moment, really.

Dentist, DJ, queen of saliva or microbiome, intrepid pioneer.

People look at you from the outside, must think you're having the time of your life.

He refused to say what the weapons are, how many there are, or when they were launched.

Importantly, on that Monday, Victoria Sampson, chief director of space security and stability at the Secure World Foundation, a research group, told Defense One, quote, I don't think any U.S. government official has ever said that before.

The U.S. also now has to accept that the Chinese and Russians are doing and saying the same.

She continued, what this does is normalize weaponizing space, end quote.

There's one from Hassan.

There's one from Victoria Sampson, potentially one of the leading people in the microbiome and that whole part of the industry.

Then there is Pierre that I told you, who's part of the bioemulation group, and Joanne, who's from Spain.

Anybody that watches this, just go to the Symposium website, go to the resources, click on any of them, watch two, three minutes of it.