Person

Steve Justice

Former Lockheed Skunk Works executive; chief operating officer of TTSA

2017– · To The Stars Academy · Entrepreneur

A former head of advanced systems at Lockheed Martin Skunk Works according to Wikipedia, he was among the executives of To The Stars Academy, of which he was chief operating officer in 2019. In October 2019 he presented, on behalf of TTSA, the research agreement with the Army on the alleged anomalous materials; Army and ORNL tests then traced them to a commercial-type alloy.

Key claims

• According to TTSA, the materials delivered to the Army did not come from known military or commercial applications and, if validated, would change civilization (2019).

Controversies

• The Army's final report described the artifact as a probable test object or industrial by-product, with no military applications.

Documented authority

It measures how documented and verifiable what the person claims is, not their honesty. Each criterion is scored from 0 to 2.

Credentials 1/2

The role at TTSA is reported by The War Zone; the one at Skunk Works only by Wikipedia.

Direct access not applicable

Not applicable: does not claim direct knowledge of the facts; reports sources or documents.

Evidence provided 0/2

The claims about the materials were refuted by the Army and ORNL tests.

Claims track record not applicable

The sources consulted do not trace the outcome of any verifiable claims made by this person.

Conflicts of interest not applicable

The sources consulted do not document financial interests tied to the topic.

Sources

1. The War Zone, October 18, 2019: the Army-TTSA agreement on the materials (press)
2. The Black Vault, May 29, 2025: what the military says about TTSA's material (analysis)
3. Wikipedia – To The Stars Inc. (other)

On this site

Promises 1

• Steve Justice: To The Stars Academy, Tom DeLonge's company that Elizondo belonged to, presented the materials entrusted to… Not kept

Official positions 1

• U.S. Army (Ground Vehicle Systems Center) and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (2025): The closeout report of the agreement with TTSA, made public through FOIA, judges…

Documents 1

• The closing report of the agreement between the Army and TTSA on the “A1” material Original available

Timeline 1

• Oct 17, 2019: The Army signs an agreement with TTSA to study its “anomalous materials”

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