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Podcast: Breaking the Code on Light-Speed Travel, New Website & Book Updates!
In this episode, I’m discussing the latest website updates, 2 new book updates, artificial intelligence for dream interpreting, revelations from my space energy invention as it relates to the reality of light speed space travel which God has shown me in many of my dreams. I break down the reality of how light speed travel…
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Conceptual Hypersonic Flight Profiles: The Future of Civilian Travel — CRM Space Jets Strategy Paper (v1.0)
CRM Space Jets founder Chris Michals has released a free 23-page strategy paper covering the future of civilian hypersonic travel. Drawing on his background as a civilian pilot and Air Force intelligence officer, combined with AI-assisted flight modeling cross-checked against real physics, this paper maps out three notional mission profiles for a 5,000 mph civilian…
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CRM Space Jets — Official Design Collection Guide
The CRM Space Jets Official Design Collection Guide is a comprehensive overview of Chris Michals’s original hand-drawn aerospace concept design series. It covers the full story behind the collection — from the prophetic dreams beginning in 2014 that first revealed future space travel technology, to the faith-driven design philosophy that produced every vehicle in the…
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The Reality of Light Speed Travel: Science & Math Versus Superstition & Movies
Hollywood says light speed travel looks like streaking stars and plasma wormholes. Simple math says otherwise. Starting with the basic fact that light travels at 186,000 miles per second, we run the real numbers — sun to earth, earth to moon, all the way out to Pluto — and what emerges is nothing like the…
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Interstellar Space Dreams Confirming Future Human Deep Space Exploration?!
On the night of May 20, 2026, I received three dreams on the same theme — astronomy, deep space, and interstellar travel. When God gives you multiple dreams on one topic in a single night, He is emphasizing something important. These dreams covered nearby habitable planets, a classroom research assignment, and small spacecraft arriving from…
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